Kpi dashboard
Claude Code pack for financial analysts: data-integrity (citation), SEC/FINRA disclaimer, projection-labeling & MNPI/PII guardrails + skills for statement analysis, ratios, DCF/comps valuation, modeling, earnings, forecasting & FP&A, loops & review agents. Not investment advice.
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Define the financial + operating KPIs that matter for a business and structure a dashboard - metric, definition, formula, target, and trend. Use when building reporting or a board/management dashboard.
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kpi-dashboard
Measure what drives the business, defined consistently, with a target and a trend - not a vanity-metric wall.
Process
- Choose KPIs tied to the model + goals (don't measure everything): e.g. revenue + growth, gross margin, CAC/LTV, payback, net revenue retention, burn/runway, ARR, EBITDA, FCF, DSO. Match to the business type.
- Define each precisely: the formula, the inputs, the period, and any GAAP/non-GAAP note - so it's consistent month to month and not gameable.
- Set targets/benchmarks and show the trend (and vs. plan/prior).
- Group by audience: board (outcomes), management (drivers), team (operational).
- Flag thresholds (red/amber/green) so attention goes to what's off.
Output
- A KPI spec: metric -> definition/formula -> source -> target -> current + trend -> RAG status, grouped by audience. Every current value sourced.
Guardrails
- Each KPI has a precise, consistent definition (
accuracy-precision); current values sourced (data-integrity). - Targets/forecasts labeled as such; don't present a target as an actual.