Custom dashboards · Manufacturing, business, and personal

Turn the data you already have into a dashboard you actually use.

DeLong Analytics builds custom dashboards for manufacturers, businesses, and individuals from the ERP records, spreadsheets, and calendars they already keep. No new system to learn. The view is built around the decision you make with it.

Based in Lexington, Ohio. Projects delivered remotely, with plant visits available in the region.

DeLong view

Tuesday, September 1

Operations overview

Fictional sample data
On-time orders94.6%↑ 2.1 pts
Scheduled hours48692% loaded
Orders at risk73 need action
Open value$1.84M↑ 8.2%
Throughput and planActual · Plan
Needs attention4 open
  • Release job 10482
    Material hold · owner needed
  • Capacity conflict
    Line 3 · Thursday
  • Late order
    Customer promise at risk
  • Quality review
    2 exceptions open
Built from what you already use
  • Plex ERP
  • Excel
  • Google Sheets
  • Shared calendars
  • CSV exports
  • Operational databases
  • Manually tracked data

One craft, two kinds of client

Clarity for the plant floor and the kitchen table.

The same problem shows up in very different places: the information exists, but it is scattered, repetitive, and hard to read. We organize it around the decision it is supposed to support. For a plant, that is ERP data. For a household, that is money and time.

01 / Business analytics

See the operation clearly.

Custom manufacturing and business dashboards that bring ERP records, production status, schedules, and management reporting into one working view.

  • Manufacturing dashboards
  • Plex ERP reporting
  • Production and scheduling visibility
  • Capacity and on-time delivery
  • Executive KPIs with the detail underneath
  • Automated recurring reports
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02 / Personal dashboards

See your life in one place.

A personal dashboard built from the budget, calendar, tracker, or spreadsheet you already use. Your system stays yours. It becomes easier to read and maintain.

  • Budgets and cash flow
  • Net worth and investments
  • Rental properties
  • Side-business income and expenses
  • Goals, debt payoff, and household records
  • Custody and co-parenting calendars
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From working file to working view

Keep your data. Lose the clutter.

Spreadsheets are a good place to start. A custom dashboard is the next step once the workbook needs copy-and-paste updates, formulas that only one person understands, or a dozen tabs to answer one question. The source stays. The reading gets easier.

After · Decision view

Scheduling overview · Fictional sample data

This week at a glance

Jobs due42
At risk7
Capacity92%
Unassigned3
Load by dayAvailable hours
Exceptions7 total
  • 2 material holds
  • 1 capacity conflict
  • 3 owner gaps
  • 1 quality review

Why custom

The view follows the decision.

Off-the-shelf software starts with its own structure. DeLong Analytics starts with the information you have and the question you need answered.

01

Use what already works

Your ERP, workbook, or tracker remains the source. We do not force a new method simply to fit a template.

02

Remove what does not help

Dense rows become clear priorities. Repeated formulas become dependable calculations. Manual rollups become reusable views.

03

Build for the real user

A plant manager, scheduler, household, or individual sees the level of detail needed for the decisions they actually make.

Your systems stay the source

The dashboard reads from the ERP, workbook, or calendar you already keep. Your data and your tools remain yours. How we work

Examples are labeled, not invented

Every dashboard shown on this site uses fictional sample data and says so. We do not publish client names, testimonials, or results we cannot back up.

A clear process before any commitment

The first conversation is about your current system. If a custom build is not the right next step, we will say so. See the eight steps

Start with the rough version

Show us what you are working with.

A spreadsheet, a recurring report, or a plain description of the current process is enough to begin. No specification and no clean data required.