See which part of your business needs you this week — before it shows up in the numbers.
One radar for the health of the whole company. Every KPI is scored, ranked by what needs attention and traceable to the record it came from. Business Radar runs on your Knowledge Engine, so it reads your systems once, under your control, and Olyra operates it as a managed service.
What is Olyra Business Radar? Business Radar is a business-health view for owners, executives and boards. The top of the screen is a radar of eight dimensions of the business, such as demand, cash, delivery, quality and risk. Hover over a spoke and it shows the three KPIs that most need attention. Select it and every KPI in that dimension is listed, ranked by an explicit attention score that weighs the gap to target, the direction of travel and how much the KPI matters. Each KPI says what it is, where its data came from, how fresh it is and what the agreed response is when it goes red. Business Radar is an add-on to the Olyra Knowledge Engine and needs it: it reads typed business records from your engine and nothing else, so it adds no new connectors and holds no credentials for your systems.
Dashboards show numbers. They do not tell you where to look.
Most companies have plenty of reports. What they lack is one trusted place that says which area has slipped, why it matters and who acts.
The Monday spreadsheet
Someone assembles last week’s numbers from five systems by hand. By the time the meeting starts, the data is already old and nobody is sure which version is right.
Everything looks equally important
Forty KPIs, all coloured, none ranked. The loud one gets attention, and the quiet one that was heading for trouble gets noticed late.
Red with no response
A red number sits there. Who owns it? What do we do when it is red? The answer lives in someone’s head, if anywhere.
Numbers you cannot trace
“Where does this figure come from?” leads to a chase through exports and formulas. Trust drops, and people go back to gut feel.
One report per system
Sales sees the CRM, finance sees the ledger, operations sees the plant. The links between them, such as an engineering change that delays delivery that delays cash, appear only in hindsight.
The board pack is a project
Each quarter, days go into assembling slides that are out of date when they are presented, and that cannot be checked afterwards.
One radar. One ranked list. Every number explained.
These screens show a fictional company, ACME Engineered Systems, on demonstration data. They are not a customer’s numbers.
Preview any spoke
Hover over a dimension and the three KPIs that most need attention appear, with value, target and the reason each one ranks where it does.
Drill into every KPI
Select a dimension to see all of its KPIs ranked by attention, with a 26-week trend for each and the agreed response when the dimension goes red.
Your Knowledge Engine does the reading. Radar does the judging.
Business Radar sits on top of the engine you already run, and uses what it already knows about your systems.
The engine already reads your systems
Your Knowledge Engine connects to the places the business runs: ERP, CRM, accounting, helpdesk, planning and quality systems, beside your documents. It turns them into typed, read-only records with freshness, source and quality attached.
Radar computes every KPI itself
Business Radar pulls those records, computes each KPI from the definition in its library and scores it against your targets. It never holds a login to your ERP or CRM, and it can only see what the engine is able to give it.
It ranks, explains and says what to do
KPIs are ranked by an attention score, not by who shouts loudest. Each one shows its trend, its source and the response your team agreed for when it goes amber or red.
What you get
A view for the owner and the board, built to be checked rather than just believed.
The radar
Eight dimensions, one glance
- Health score for the whole company and for each dimension, with the trend against four weeks ago
- Hover a spoke to see its three most urgent KPIs
- A plain-language headline: healthy overall, or which dimension needs action
- Target and previous-period outlines so movement is visible
Attention ranking
The right thing first
- Every KPI gets an attention score from its gap to target, how fast it is deteriorating, how much it matters and how stale or uncertain its data is
- Explained in words next to each KPI, so no one has to trust a black box
- Strategic weights you set, so the ranking reflects your priorities
Traceable numbers
Every KPI shows its working
- Definition, thresholds, 26-week history and the reasoning behind its rank
- Source system, freshness and data quality shown with the figure
- A lineage panel records the run, the registry version and the sources behind the screen
Decisions, not just colours
What we do when this goes red
- Each dimension and KPI carries the response agreed in advance, and who owns it
- Amber and red actions are written down once and shown wherever the KPI appears
- Turns a red number into a Monday-morning decision
Board-ready
Present it, print it, share it
- Presentation mode for the leadership meeting
- A board pack you can export as PDF, built from the same data as the screen
- Light and dark themes, and a layout that works on a phone
Honest about its data
Missing data is shown as missing
- Coverage shows what share of your KPIs actually have data
- A KPI with no source shows as not yet measured, never as a comfortable green
- Demonstration data is always labelled as such
Radar is only as trustworthy as what it reads
That is why it reads from one governed place instead of building its own connections.
Your systems are connected once
The engine already holds the connections to your ERP, CRM and other systems. Radar adds no second set of connectors, credentials or sync jobs to maintain or secure.
Same permissions, same audit trail
Business records arrive under the engine’s access rules and are covered by its audit chain. Radar can only see what the engine is able to give it.
Freshness and quality travel with the data
Every record carries its source, its last sync and a quality measure, so a KPI built on stale or partial data is flagged instead of presented as fact.
If you do not run a Knowledge Engine yet, that is where to start. It gives your people and your AI assistants cited answers across your files, mail and systems, and it is the foundation Business Radar builds on. See the Knowledge Engine.
For the people who answer for the whole business
Founders and owner-managers
See the whole business on one page, and know within a minute whether anything needs you. Useful when preparing a company for sale, because the business can show how it is run.
CEOs, COOs and CFOs
Run the weekly leadership meeting from one ranked list instead of five reports, with an owner and a response on every red.
Boards, PE and portfolio teams
Compare companies with the same eight dimensions, and follow a company through a transition with numbers that can be traced.
Confidential by design
Business Radar shows the numbers that run your company, so it is built to be private.
- Runs in your environment with your Knowledge Engine, never on a public host
- Named user accounts with sign-in records kept, and approval of who may see which dimensions or departments
- Reads typed business records through the engine; no direct access to your ERP or CRM
- Team-level measures by default; nothing about individual people unless you explicitly choose it and the law of your country allows it
- Operated by Olyra as a managed service: updates, monitoring, support and new KPIs as you need them
From connected systems to a working radar
Business Radar is set up with you, on top of an engine that is already reading your systems.
Confirm the sources
We check which systems your Knowledge Engine already sees, and which KPIs they can support.
Choose what matters
You pick the departments and industry packs that apply, the KPIs that count and the targets, owners and responses for each.
See the first radar
The first radar shows real coverage: what is measured, and what is not yet, so nothing is hidden behind a good-looking number.
Run the rhythm
The radar becomes the weekly leadership routine, and Olyra adds KPIs and sources as the business asks for them.
Business Radar FAQ
Do we need the Knowledge Engine to use Business Radar?
Yes. Business Radar reads typed business records from your Knowledge Engine and nothing else. That is deliberate: your systems are connected once, under one set of access rules and one audit trail. If you do not run the Knowledge Engine yet, that is the first step.
Are the screenshots real company data?
No. They show a fictional manufacturer, ACME Engineered Systems, on demonstration data, and the product labels demonstration data on screen. Customer data is never used in marketing.
Does it replace our BI tool?
It does a different job. A BI tool is for exploring data. Business Radar is a ranked view of what needs attention, with owners, responses and traceable numbers. It needs no BI licence to view, and it can sit beside the tools you already use.
Can we choose our own KPIs and targets?
Yes. Business Radar starts from a library of more than 500 KPI definitions with packs for industries such as manufacturing and engineering. You choose which apply, set targets and weights, and decide who owns each response.
What if a system is not connected yet?
The KPIs that depend on it show as not yet measured, and coverage tells you how much of the picture you have. Missing data is never shown as good news.
Does it track individual employees?
Not by default. Measures are at team and business level. Anything about individuals is something you would have to choose explicitly, and it must be allowed where you operate.
Where does the data live?
In your own environment, with your Knowledge Engine. Olyra operates the service but does not hold a copy of your business data.
How do we get it?
Book a briefing. We look at which systems your Knowledge Engine sees, agree the first set of KPIs and show you the radar on demonstration data before you decide.
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