Procurement Finance

Global PPV

Everything the build holds, in one place. The pages are on the internet; the data never is. Each number you see here is read from your own Mac at the moment you look at it.

Global PPV 1.0.0

The new application, built from the ground up. First screen: the Data Warehouse, with every table opening in Spreadsheet OS: sort, filter, the omnibar, select, sum and copy into Excel.

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The App v10

The whole application in one page: the PPV dashboard, the forecast and the close. Drop a spend file on it, or load the warehouse straight in.

Opens In This Tab

The Warehouse

Every table the build has loaded, its columns and its rows, and a full screen map of how the tables connect that you can drag around.

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Queries

The questions that already have an agreed answer, yours and Aangi's. Press one and it runs against the warehouse and shows you the rows.

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Automation

What your Mac runs on its own, without being asked. When each one last ran, whether it worked, and a button to run it now.

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What You Have

Every piece of the build on one page, each with a button that opens the thing itself. Half built pieces say what is missing.

Measured From the Files

Show Somebody

Six steps to walk in front of a person with nothing prepared: what to press, what to say, and what to say instead if a step fails.

About Eight Minutes

Fundamental Improvements

Thirteen changes to The App, the engine and the server, ranked by what they save the team. Tap Yes, Later or No on each and copy your answers.

13 to Answer

Feature Menu

Web app features running live in our own design, each with one line on what it does for you. Pick the ones you want and copy the list.

Live, Not Screenshots

Design Census

Every page and view measured the same way from what paints, and where two that should match do not, ranked by how much you would notice.

Measured From the Page

What This Is

The plain version for anyone at all: what the problem was, what you built and what it replaces. No figures, no company, no names, so it is safe to send to anybody.

Safe to Send

What You Are Signed Into

This address is yours. Cloudflare asks for a one time code before anything on it loads, and only the addresses on your list are let through. Adding somebody is one line in the Cloudflare dashboard. The pages themselves carry no Belden data. They are the shell. The figures arrive from the small read only program on your Mac, so nothing from the close travels across anyone's network.

Where the numbers come from.
Nothing here can change anything. The program on your Mac can only read. There is no way to write from these pages, and adding one would remove the only guarantee they rest on.