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Diagnose your business. Know your next move.
OpsIQ reads your business numbers, tells you what needs attention and why, and gives you an ordered plan for what to do next — then keeps track of what actually happened.
Built for small and mid-size service business owners who need to know what deserves attention first.
Illustrative example · not a real customer
Riverside Bakery (example business)
Business signal
Latest financial snapshot: cash on hand down, overdue receivables up.
Finding
Overdue receivables now exceed 45 days of revenue.
Why it matters
A sustained cash-survival risk, not just a slow month.
Priority
Critical · highest priority this cycle
Recommended action
Call the top 3 overdue accounts. Owner · this week.
Evidence & verification
Tied to the business’s own receivables data. The owner checks what happened and records the outcome — OpsIQ doesn’t detect payment automatically.
See what OpsIQ gives an owner
A real OpsIQ screen using fictional demo data: the issue that deserves attention first, why it matters, and the next action.
What you bring, and what you get
- You bring
- The business numbers you already track for Money, Sales, or Operations.
- OpsIQ does
- Checks the evidence, finds what needs attention, ranks it, and explains why.
- You get
- A finding, its priority and reason, a recommended action, and a record of the outcome you verify.
Not another dashboard
OpsIQ helps decide what deserves attention first, not just display numbers.
Not generic AI advice
Recommendations are tied to structured evidence and visible missing information.
Not a task tracker
OpsIQ helps decide which action matters before the work is tracked.
Why this matters now
PwC’s 2026 Digital Trends in Operations Survey asked 767 US operations and supply-chain leaders about technology investment.
- 89% said their technology investments had not fully delivered expected results.
- 87% said poor data quality had affected their organization’s ability to achieve value from digital initiatives.
These are the views of the surveyed US operations and supply-chain leaders, not of all businesses or of owner-led companies. PwC is cited as independent context only and has not reviewed or endorsed OpsIQ.
OpsIQ’s interpretation
Owning a tool is not the same as getting a result. Decisions need clear evidence, an order of priority, an owned action, and a check on what actually happened. That is what OpsIQ is built to do today.
How OpsIQ works
- 01
Evidence
Start from the numbers you already track. Each finding shows the metric and value behind it, and missing data is shown as a gap.
- 02
Diagnose
Run a structured diagnosis on Money, Sales, or Operations from the numbers you already track.
- 03
Prioritize
Findings are ordered by severity and urgency, not just listed — you see what matters most first.
- 04
Act
Every finding comes with a recommended action: who owns it, and a timeframe.
- 05
Verify
Mark an action's real outcome afterward. What happened stays separate from what was predicted.
Why trust what it tells you
Findings are tied to evidence
Every finding shows the metric and value behind it — not just a conclusion.
Missing data is shown, not hidden
When required information is missing, OpsIQ shows the gap instead of hiding it.
You control every action
OpsIQ recommends; nothing runs, sends, or changes anything on its own.
Outcomes stay honest
A verified outcome is recorded separately from the original recommendation — never blended together.
See what OpsIQ finds in your business.
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