Every source, one table
Orders, ad platforms, stock and returns land in the same schema, so a question spans all of them at once.
Design sample
Northbeam is a fictional product. Nothing here is a real company, a real customer or a real price.
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New Scheduled exports are live
Every number in one place, finally.
Northbeam pulls your orders, ad spend and stock into a single dashboard, and tells you which of them is about to become a problem.
No card. 14 days. Cancel from the settings page.
Invented marks, for layout only
What it does
Built for the person who gets asked why.
Dashboards are easy. Knowing which number moved, when, and because of what — that is the part everyone skips.
Alerts that mean something
Thresholds are set on a trend, not a value, so you hear about a slide on day two rather than day nine.
Answers, not exports
Ask in plain words. It writes the query, shows it to you, and lets you edit it before it runs.
Shareable without seats
Send a live view to a supplier or an accountant on a link that expires. They never make an account.
History that stays put
Every figure is versioned, so a restated month is visible as a restatement instead of quietly changing.
Yours to take away
One button exports the schema and every row. No support ticket, no wait, no negotiation.
The daily brief
It reads the numbers so you can read the room.
At seven every morning, three sentences: what changed, what caused it, and what it costs if you do nothing until Friday.
- Written from your data, not a template with numbers dropped in.
- Sent where you already are — email, Slack, or a webhook.
- Every claim links back to the rows behind it.
How it works
Connected before lunch.
Connect a source
Pick from the list or point it at a database. Read-only credentials, and it tells you exactly which tables it touched.
Confirm the mapping
It proposes how your fields line up. You correct the two it got wrong and move on.
Ask the first question
The dashboard is already built. The interesting part is what you ask it afterwards.
Pricing
Most picked
Priced per workspace, not per person.
Charging by the seat teaches a team to share one login. Invented figures, for layout.
Solo
$19
/month
For one person and one shop.
- 3 connected sources
- Daily brief
- 12 months of history
- Email support
Studio
$59
/month
For a team that argues about numbers.
- Unlimited sources
- Alerts on any trend
- Share links that expire
- Full export, any time
- Priority support
Warehouse
$149
/month
For several shops under one roof.
- Everything in Studio
- Multiple workspaces
- Audit log
- SSO
- A person who knows your setup
Questions
The ones that actually get asked.
Where does my data actually live?
In one region that you choose when the workspace is created, and it never leaves it. The export button gives you the whole thing back in the schema you can see in the docs.
What happens when I stop paying?
The workspace goes read-only for ninety days. Nothing is deleted while you can still log in and take it with you.
Do I need someone technical to set it up?
For the listed sources, no. For a database you will need someone who can create a read-only user, which is a five-minute job.
Can it write back to my systems?
No, deliberately. It reads. A tool that can also change your stock levels is a much scarier thing to trust with a password.
Stop exporting spreadsheets on a Sunday.
Fourteen days, no card, and an export button that works from the first minute.