Q: Can I use Flatlogic to create financial dashboards and metrics to monitor and assess the financial health of ...
a business for different clients to assess their own businesses by using it? Would they log into a dashboard and only see their own information? Also, can you please distinguish an "App" - is that a single use item? Would key metric calculations within a single dashboard be possible i.e. (Revenue total and growth rate, expenses and their breakdown, profitability, cash flow, ROI, etc) and is it able to incorporate charts & graphs?
Also, is "100 deployments per account per month" - does that mean 100 attempts or usage of whatever we create can be accessed per month by users? Please explain as its unclear.
Also, can you explain the number of Apps within the tiers. For the example I gave above, is that and more do-able within one financial analysis app, or would they have to be in different apps?
Alesia_Flatlogic
Jul 10, 2024A: Financial Dashboards and Metrics:
Yes, you can use Flatlogic to create financial dashboards and metrics to monitor and assess the financial health of a business. The generated app can indeed allow different clients to log in and see only their information. This is typically managed through user roles and permissions, which control data access.
Definition of an "App":
An "App" in the context of Flatlogic is a complete software solution that includes various functionalities. It's not just a single-use item; it can be as complex as you need it to be. For your financial dashboard, you can have multiple key metric calculations within a single app, such as revenue total and growth rate, expenses and their breakdown, profitability, cash flow, ROI, and more. Flatlogic also supports incorporating charts and graphs to visualize these metrics.
Deployments per Month:
The "100 deployments per account per month" means you can deploy the application 100 times in a month. This could include updates, changes, or redeployments. It is not related to the number of times users access the app; instead, it's about how often you push changes or redeploy your application.
Number of Apps within Tiers:
The number of apps you can create varies by subscription tier. For example, you could create one comprehensive financial analysis app that includes all the features you mentioned, or you could create multiple apps for different purposes. However, most use cases like the one you described can be effectively managed within a single app.
tswconsultingPLUSThank you for the clarification. :)