The network is too big to eyeball. So Meni reads it.
Past ten locations, nobody opens every dashboard. Meni goes through every branch's leads, estimates, jobs and invoices daily and writes up what changed, with the receipts attached.
Findings, not dashboards
These are real insights, generated from real operating data, the morning the pattern emerged.
Two-thirds of unsold estimate dollars are sitting 31+ days old.
9 open estimates hold $72,614 of a $108,590 unsold pipeline. The write-up charts the open value by age and names the fix: close or clear out.
As Attic Projects scaled, San Diego pulled away.
Branch divergence surfaced with the trend chart the morning it emerged, not discovered in a QBR three months later.
At Attic Projects, labor overruns are much more…
A seasonal read: the write-up splits the year into March to October and November to February to show when labor overruns concentrate.
One operating model, shipped everywhere
Price books, roles, bonus structures and workflows are defined once and hold everywhere. A new market opens on the same system its hundredth day will run on.
- Shared price books and comp structures
- A role model that survives scale
- New locations inherit everything on day one
Sales quality where you cannot ride along
Every recorded ride-along gets a talk ratio, a key insight and a flag when something needs attention, across every market at once. The coaching queue writes itself.
Questions executives ask us
How is this different from a BI tool on top of our FSM?
The data and the analysis live in one system. There is no warehouse project, no modeling backlog. Insights arrive because Meni already has the operating data.
Does Meni only report, or does it act?
It drafts the action too: follow-ups, chases, playbook runs. A person approves before anything goes out.
What does the AI cost at this scale?
Tokens. One token is one cent. An insight is 20 tokens, a Meni reply 15. Pro includes 17,000 tokens a month. The business tools themselves are never metered.
Can we start with one region?
Yes. Most large operators prove it in one region, then roll the same operating model outward.
Do we need a data team to run this?
No. The questions are plain language and the daily insights arrive without anyone building them.
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