Recap dashboards that earn internal buy-in

Dashboards balloon when every stakeholder adds a widget. We start with three tiles: throughput story, incident or waste notes, and photo proof of fixture alignment. Everything else fights for appendix space.

Buy-in improves when tiles reference operational decisions: where a cordon moved, why a SKU rotated, how staffing surged. Those are narrative hooks, not vanity charts.

We also separate raw tallies from interpreted summaries. Raw lives in an attachment; the dashboard stays readable on a phone.

If a client wants a fourth tile, we negotiate what drops to footnotes. Clarity is part of respect.