Systems Creation

Business systems · Reporting · Controls

Your whole business on one page, every morning.

We connect your CRM, accounting, store, helpdesk, project and marketing systems into one trusted Pulse report, give every role the dashboard it needs, and set alarms that go off before problems cost money.

For owner-led companies doing $5M–$50M with 5 or more systems and no BI team.

Illustrative sample. Your Pulse uses your systems and your numbers.

The problem

Your numbers live in 5–8 systems that don’t talk to each other.

Reports take days

Someone exports the CRM, the accounting system and the store into a spreadsheet each month, and the answer arrives a week late.

Systems disagree

The CRM says the deal closed. Accounting has no invoice. Operations never got the handoff. Nobody knows which number is right.

Problems surface late

Receivables age, a sync fails quietly, ad spend runs with no leads, a job runs over budget. Customers find it before you do.

What we build

One source of truth, and the people and controls around it

Report

The Pulse

One page, refreshed daily: Are we on plan? Where is the money? What is marketing returning? What needs attention today?

Dashboards

A view for every role

CEO, VP, manager and associate dashboards drawn from one metrics catalog, so nobody argues about whose number is right.

Controls

Alarms with owners

Audit rules for receivables, unbilled work, discounts, margin, SLAs and failed syncs, each routed to a named owner and logged.

How it works

Six steps, one deliverable you see every day

  1. Assess

    Interviews, a system inventory and a scored read on your data, processes and controls.

  2. Map

    A business flow diagram from lead to cash showing which system owns each record and where handoffs break.

  3. Integrate

    Make scenarios move every system’s data into one central store, with logging and error handling.

  4. Report

    The Pulse and role dashboards, reconciled to the source systems before anyone relies on them.

  5. Control

    Automated audit checks with thresholds, owners, alerts and a control register.

  6. Enable

    Optional: process documents, job descriptions and job aids that match the new system.

See the full approach and architecture →

Client #1 · Creation Networks

A commercial AV integrator’s whole business on one page

Creation Networks’ Business Pulse combines Shopify, HubSpot, JetBuilt, QuickBooks, Google Ads, GA4, Search Console, LinkedIn and YouTube into one daily snapshot: booked sales against goal, pipeline by rep, receivables and payables aging, cash flow and marketing return.

9systems feeding one report
Dailyrefresh, replacing manual month-end exports
1 pagefor sales, pipeline, A/R, A/P, cash and ads
10 hrsof reporting work saved each week

Two ways to work with us

A complete Pulse build, or senior hands on your project

For companies

Pulse engagements

A paid assessment, a fixed-price build sized to your systems, then a monthly retainer where we monitor every sync and alert and keep improving the system.

  • Assessment from $7,500
  • Builds from $25,000, fixed price
  • Managed Pulse from $2,500 a month

Services and pricing →

For teams and projects

Contract & Advisory

30+ years of data intelligence and technical solutions experience, available as a contract role, a fractional data and systems lead, or a defined project.

  • Data strategy, BI and reporting
  • Integration, automation and architecture
  • Technical program leadership

Contract & Advisory →

Who you work with

An operator who builds systems, not a software vendor

Systems Creation is led by Justin Krauss, who has spent more than 30 years turning messy operations data into decisions. You work directly with the person who designs your system.

About the founder →

  • You own your data, the data store, the automations and the dashboards
  • No number goes on a dashboard until it reconciles to its source
  • Every automation is logged, monitored and documented
  • Fixed prices for builds, with scope set by a paid assessment

What would be on your one page?