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Every quarter your team rebuilds the same packet from the same spreadsheets. ClearPoint holds the plan, the measures, and the council report in one place — so reporting is a click, not a project.
The ritual nobody budgets for, so nobody counts it. Here is where one quarter-end packet actually goes.
The same quarter, the same numbers. Drag the handle.
Spreadsheet chaos on the left, a live scorecard on the right. That is the whole pitch.
ClearPoint before & after · automated reporting impact
Your numbers, not ours. Move the sliders and see what the ritual costs you a year.
Click through what a city team opens on the Monday before council.
Every value is entered once, by the person who owns it. The report reads from here.
Eleven of fourteen objectives are on track. Permit turnaround improved for the fourth straight quarter. Two transit measures are at risk and have owner commentary attached.
Someone screenshotted six dashboards, pasted them into slides, and retyped the commentary. Two of the numbers were already stale by the meeting.
The briefing regenerates from the live scorecard. Commentary belongs to the owner. Export is the last step, not the whole job.
A plan quietly rots when owners leave and nobody reassigns their measures. ClearPoint finds them before council does. Run it here.
Run the phantom-owner checkThirty minutes, your objectives, your measures. You will know by the end of the call whether the quarter-end ritual is over.
No spreadsheet homework before the call
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