Admin dashboards over your own data
One screen that shows what is happening and lets you fix it. Charts, filters, and edit access over the same tables your team already works in.
The numbers exist. Nobody can see them together.
Sales sits in one tool, refunds in another, and the sheet that stitches them together is refreshed by hand. By Wednesday it disagrees with both. When someone asks how last week went, the answer costs an hour of copy and paste and still arrives with a caveat. Worse, the screen showing you the bad number cannot do anything about it.
One screen that reads and writes.
Appvise builds the dashboard on top of the tables it also built, so the chart and the row are the same data. You get totals, charts, and a table you can filter and sort. Click into a total and you can edit the record, because the dashboard is part of the app rather than a report bolted on the side. Roles decide who can only look and who can change things.
What gets built
Questions
How current are the numbers?
The charts read your tables when the page loads, so you see the state of the business now rather than a snapshot from last night. Filter or sort the table underneath and you are looking at the same rows the charts counted.
Can it read the database I already have?
If you already run Postgres, connect it and the app reads it from code running on the server. Every project also comes with its own database, so when you would rather start clean you describe the tables you want and they exist.
Can I give someone a view without giving them everything?
Yes. Access rules are set per table and checked on the server, so a viewer role loads the rows you allowed and nothing else. The check runs on every request, not just on the screen they happen to be looking at.