Trend
Revenue by month, with lab-grown share
What this board answers
Three questions Albert would ask
Ranking
Showrooms by revenue, with anomaly flags
Margin / conversionInventoryOutperforming
Signature view
Showroom floor plan — sales per case-foot
$ / case-foot / month
lowhigh
AI layer
Ask the data
natural-language query over the same model
Which showroom's lab-grown margin dropped most last quarter?
AskB
Why did Orlando's conversion fall?Which cases are under-earning their footage?Compare virtual vs showroom ticket
AI layer
This week's summary & alerts
Generated summary3 sentences · cites board figures
Part II · Your current BICS report, next version
Sales Person Monthly Business Review
Same rows, same three column groups, same Wells Fargo summary and LF-variance decomposition as today’s MBR — plus sparklines, a comparison view and an AI layer that drafts the write-up.
Monthly Business Review · next version
Monthly Business Review
Trailing 12 monthsAheadBehind
LF YoY ($) caused byaverage ticket vs. ticket count
Wells Fargo SummaryEP = equal-pay plans (24 / 36 / 48 / 60 mo, 0% interest)
Sales Person Comparison
All reps side by side
Sales Person Comparison
Average ticket vs tickets, against goal
Sales Person Comparison
Coaching flags
AI layer · for sharing
Monthly summary, drafted from the numbers in view
Auto-drafted3 paragraphs · rewrites when the filters change
AI layer
Ask the data — salesperson model
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AI layer · deployment
Runs on your own AI server
Everything on this page — the summaries, the answers, the floor assistant — can run on a private GPU server racked in your own building, behind your own firewall. The model reads your data; nothing about your customers or your financing leaves the premises.
- 1Customer PII and Wells Fargo financing data never leave the building. No cloud AI vendor, no third-party data-processing agreement, no prompt logs outside your network.
- 2No per-seat licence. Every associate on every floor can ask questions; cost doesn’t scale with headcount.
- 3Works if the internet drops. The floor assistant and the MBR keep answering from the server in the back office.
- 4Cited answers from your own documents — product catalog, lifetime-warranty terms, trade-in policy, vendor and MAP pricing agreements — with the page reference on every claim.
Floor question
“Is this setting compatible with a 2.1ct oval, what does the lifetime warranty cover if we resize, and what’s our trade-in policy?”
Yes — with a head swap. The DD-4471 cathedral setting ships with a 6-prong round head; the oval head (part 4471-OV) accepts 1.8–2.4ct ovals, so a 2.1ct fits without re-shanking.Catalog · DD-4471 spec, p.2 Resizing under the Lifetime Warranty is covered up to two sizes at no charge and does not void the diamond-loss protection, provided the work is done in-house.Lifetime Warranty · §3.2 Trade-in credits 100% of the original diamond purchase price toward a stone of at least twice the value; the setting is not credited.Trade-In Policy 2026 · §1
3 citations in about 10 seconds, from your own catalog, warranty and trade-in documents — the same server that drafts the MBR summary above. Illustrative example; the documents and part numbers are placeholders.
