Gisborne Engineering & Patton
Five companies on one page each morning. Every figure traces back to the record it came from, and when the data is not there, it says so instead of filling the gap.
Not a dashboard. The brief is short because most of the work is deciding what to leave out. Open any line to see exactly which record produced it.
Recovered material cost is running 11.4% over the quoted allowance, driven by a second stainless order placed on 4 August. At current burn the job lands at 21.8% gross margin against 34% quoted. Nothing is late, so this will not surface in the schedule.
The Wellington strengthening variation has been sitting with you for four working days. The client has asked twice. It is the only item this week where the group is waiting on you rather than the other way round.
Nine quotes issued in the last fortnight, three won. In line with the trailing quarter, and the two losses on record were both on price against the same competitor. No action suggested this week.
Timesheets for the week ending 8 August have not been posted, so recovered hours against booked hours is unknown for this entity. This figure is not estimated, and it is not carried over from last week. It is missing, and it is shown as missing.
GE-2190 and PE-3312 were signed off in the workshop on 22 July and 28 July. Neither has been invoiced. Combined value $47,300.
This is the part that matters. You should not need anyone to add a check to your own brief. Write what you want watched, and it tells you what it found, what it read, and what it will miss.