The business benefits of PrecisionPoint are considerable. In fact, they are so significant, they will give you reliable insights that will change the way you view your business. Instead of being forced to use data that is devalued by inaccuracies, you will have 100% accurate, fully validated information: data in which you can be confident.
Secure, Enhanced Business Intelligence
PrecisionPoint reduces the risk of using inaccurate or incomplete information and sets you free to concentrate on what the validated figures actually mean, rather than struggling to find the information you want and then wondering why the numbers don’t add up accurately.
PrecisionPoint is available without the disruption and high cost of a lengthy bespoke project. It is a straightforward, cost-effective reporting and analytics solution that immediately starts saving time, money and effort throughout your organisation.
It can be deployed in just a few days, with no need to modify your existing system. And it’s reassuringly secure: all security is centrally controlled, ensuring that only authorised users can access sensitive data.
A user-friendly dashboard gives the full picture
Whether you operate from a single location, or as a global multi-company group, your data is automatically synchronised so that you can view your entire organisation through an executive dashboard that you can be confident is accurate and up-to-date.
PrecisionPoint is a fully integrated and reconciled data warehouse designed for multi-dimensional reporting and analysis. This means that the user can analyse any piece of information from any perspective, in whatever level, ledger, module or granule the answer resides.
Because the customer, vendor and inventory data has been intricately woven into the financial statements by PrecisionPoint, users are able to gain much more insight into data that is traditionally presented in a one-dimensional format. For example, customer and vendor profit and loss statements allow you to view the impact each one has on your company’s bottom line figure. Breaking this down further to inventory items, you are provided with a detailed understanding of how each product line affects the overall company performance in terms of revenues, costs, volumes and margins.
