Weekly reports die because a human has to assemble them. The numbers live in four tools, the format drifts, and by Wednesday nobody remembers to ask.
Your Squad teammate builds the same one-page report every Monday at 7:00 AM, on a schedule you can see and edit in the dashboard. Revenue from Stripe, refunds from your store, spend from your ad accounts. The report files itself in Docs, so every week sits next to the last one.
The shape is yours. Approve it once and the teammate keeps it, run after run. Change your mind in chat: 'drop the traffic section, add a churn line'. The next Monday reflects it.
Stripe, Google Ads, and your store from Integrations. The teammate reads; it never writes to your money tools.
The first report is a draft in Docs. Move sections, cut noise, add a trend line. The teammate records the approved shape and keeps it.
The report is written and filed in Docs before your day starts. A copy goes to your inbox, your Slack channel, or your Telegram: your pick.
Every figure is pulled live at run time. The run timeline shows which tool answered and when, so a number is always traceable.
'Why did refunds jump?' The teammate digs into the source data and answers in the same thread, with the transactions behind the spike.
Every week's report sits in the same Docs folder. Quarter reviews start from 13 consistent pages, not from screenshots.
WEEK OF SEP 1 — THE ONE PAGE Revenue $48,210 ▲ 6% vs last week Refunds $1,120 ▼ 40% (the Sep 3 bug refunds cleared) Ad spend $6,400 flat · CAC $61 ▼ from $67 New customers 104 best week since June One thing to know: Tuesday's spike came from the launch post, not ads. Details and per-channel numbers below.
Your teammate connects through the integrations you approve, works on its own computer with its own browser, and asks you before anything irreversible.
You connect Stripe and the ad accounts, and name the metrics.
The draft report arrives. You cut one section, add a churn line, approve the shape.
The first real Monday report is waiting at 7:00. You ask one follow-up in the thread; the answer cites transactions.
Four identical-shaped pages sit in Docs. Your Monday standup starts from the report, not from guesses.
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