The CEO Cockpit gives the centre head a board scorecard with a selected period, the latest evidence date, an incomplete-period status and tenant-day reporting coverage. Read those fields together before briefing management about the month. They explain how much of the expected trading record the scorecard can currently represent.
November 2026 demo, evidence through 8 November. The board scorecard shows the executive health score, verified sales, projected close, productivity and reporting coverage. A sales target is unconfigured in this selection.
Decide which figure
is ready for the board
A tenant-day is one tenant’s reporting obligation for one business
day. A shop can be enrolled in daily reporting and still have several
missing days. In the demo evidence window, the cockpit displayed 45.2%
tenant-day reporting completeness. That illustrated a specific
management question. Which shops and dates still need a submission
before finance relies on the period total? It was a value for the
selected demo window, rather than a measure of tenant enrolment.
Use the cockpit to frame the decision, then open Missing Sales Days
for the operational follow-up or the estate comparison for a question
about continuing tenants. When carrying a scorecard figure into a board
paper, include the local evidence date, sales currency, period and
coverage alongside it.
CEO Cockpit & Board Scorecard Before a board review, the cockpit shows which days have verified evidence and how much tenant-day reporting is complete. The selected demo period is still open.
Product walkthrough
Bring one mall. Follow one trading day.
See how tenant submissions become a finance review and a management brief.