Where do KPIs come from?
KPIs are the metrics from the documents Uely-3000 keeps for you: a gross margin, for example, supplies the value per cow and per kg of milk, a liquidity plan the low point of the year. The card belongs to its document.
- Open KPIs.
- Read the value on the card. If the figure is missing, the card shows not computable.
- Tap a card to see the definition, assumptions, sources and confidence.
- If an assumption is wrong, discuss it via «Discuss in chat»: that makes the number better.
What you should know
Section titled “What you should know”Uely-3000 updates a metric when it updates its document. When figures are missing, it estimates with reference or catalogue values and marks that; if you correct the assumption, the next calculation is more accurate. If you switch the entry off in the Library, its metrics disappear with the document.
If no metric is present yet, the link in the empty state takes you into chat to start the first one.
A card with a value shows the confidence and when it was computed. KPIs do not replace bookkeeping or audit.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”If a metric is missing or shows not computable, the back of the card names exactly which data is missing. Upload the matching source or tell Uely-3000 in chat what it is about.
Questions
Section titled “Questions”Can I edit KPIs?
Section titled “Can I edit KPIs?”You can improve the assumptions and underlying data. Which metrics exist and how they are computed is curated by Uely-3000: you steer it indirectly through your interests and corrections.
Why do I see no KPIs?
Section titled “Why do I see no KPIs?”No document that supplies metrics is switched on yet. Switch on an entry in the Library, for example a gross margin.