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A leadership view of participation, outcomes, attendance, completion, and follow-up needs.
Problem: Program data lived across exports, spreadsheets, and one-off reports.
Solution: Standardized source files, defined business rules, and built a dashboard focused on program decisions and data-quality flags.
A structured tool for tracking assignments, exceptions, and unresolved operational items.
Problem: Teams were managing work through email threads and disconnected spreadsheets.
Solution: Created a shared tracker with clean intake fields, status queues, and role-specific views.
A repeatable process that connects service records to billing, payroll prep, and review.
Problem: Administrative work required repetitive checking, copying, and reconciliation.
Solution: Built a cleaned data pipeline with validation checks and export-ready summaries.
A simple command center for tasks, service status, cash-flow signals, and exceptions.
Problem: The owner had to open too many files to understand the state of the business.
Solution: Pulled key indicators into one lightweight dashboard with a practical daily checklist.