Reporting, forecasts, and exceptions
Beacon
Beacon reports on the operation, forecasts what is coming, and flags what is off. It does not pick, sell, produce, or post the ledger.
Who it is for. Analysts, operators watching exceptions, and leaders reading the business
Why this is not a module of SAP, NetSuite, or Dynamics
Reporting in those suites reads the books and presents them as the state of the business. A missed pick, a failed inspection, or a promotion that did not fire shows up only if it became a journal. Beacon reports the operation itself, forecasts what is coming, and flags what is off. It does not pick, sell, produce, or post. A company that already runs Snowflake or Databricks keeps them.
What the business runs here
- Reports across the products, including scheduled packs in PDF, spreadsheet, and CSV
- Alerts when a measure crosses a line, plus anomaly detection and forecasts
- A catalog of figures, where they came from, and how long they are kept
- Figures embedded in another product, limited to what that viewer is allowed to see
- Reporting you can keep beside Snowflake or Databricks. Beacon adds to the analytics platforms a company already runs. It does not replace them
How it works with the rest of the company
Beacon reads Orbit, Pulse, Nexus, Crew, and Atlas. Leaders see the same figures on the staff companion app.