Virtual Data Analystby Alex McCue
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Virtual Data Analyst

Real problems.
Practical systems.

Connect the tools you use. Capture data once. Automate the handoffs and surface what needs attention.

Here’s what that can look like in your business.
These examples are anonymized, representative mockups based on solution types already designed and implemented. They show how the systems work, using illustrative data.
01 / Executive & operational dashboards

One view.
Better decisions.

Unify finance, operations, and project data into one governed reporting layer. Show what is late, over plan, missing, or at risk, with views tailored to each role.

One governed reporting layer

Exceptions worth acting on
Views tailored to each role

02 / Business apps & field tools

Made for the people
doing the work.

Give field and office teams one place for attendance, daily reports, material requests, and site issues. Connect each submission to shared records, approvals, and reporting.

Guided entry and validation

Connected records and notifications
Access matched to the role
03 / Daily reporting & AI

The day’s activity.
The useful version.

Turn daily operational inputs into an audience-specific summary, automatically. Give leaders the narrative, tables, and next actions they need in email or Teams.

One set of daily inputs

Summaries tailored to the audience
Exceptions and next actions included
04 / SharePoint & Microsoft 365 architecture

Everything has a place.
Everyone knows where.

Plan employee, operations, and project hubs around ownership, permissions, navigation, and retention. Define access to sensitive information and plan the migration.

Navigation people can follow
Ownership and permissions defined
Sensitive information kept in restricted spaces
05 / Purchasing process automation

A request comes in.
The right work follows.

This implemented purchasing workflow shows how a recurring process can be streamlined from intake through approval and tracking. Purchasing is one example; the same approach can automate many other repeatable processes.

Intake that asks the right questions

Approvals matched to your rules
Documentation and status in one flow
06 / AI workflow & process automation

The follow-up.
Without the chase.

This accounts receivable workflow is one example of what process automation can do. We can connect data, documents, decisions, and AI-assisted steps across many other recurring workflows, based on how your team works.

Prioritize by aging and business rules

Attach the right invoice
Track responses and next actions

Start with
one better process.

Find the bottleneck. Build a useful first win. See what it changes, then decide where to go next.
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