Bring your reports into one place
See sales, costs, and performance more clearly, with less time spent combining spreadsheets.
You get: agreed definitions and reports your team can use to understand what’s happening.
Tell us about your reports →Data & AI for Philippine businesses
Better business decisions. Less manual work.
Spending too much time combining spreadsheets, preparing reports, or entering information? We help Philippine businesses bring their information together, understand performance, and simplify everyday tasks with data and AI.
Start with one business problem. We’ll help you identify a practical next step.
Built around Microsoft tools, with your team in control.
How we can help
What would make work easier for your team?
Start with the problem you want to solve. We’ll agree on a useful first result and how to measure it.
Understand what your marketing is delivering
Connect campaign and sales information to help decide where to spend, what to improve, and what to test next.
You get: a clearer view of results and a practical plan for answering the questions your data can support.
Tell us what you need to measure →Spend less time on invoices and orders
Read information from business documents, flag details that need checking, and keep people in charge of approval.
You get: a scoped workflow for one document type, with checks before information reaches your business system.
See an example workflow →Sample scoping deliverable
One report. Agreed definitions. Clear checks.
For a weekly sales report, the first brief could look like this. This is an example of the work we would scope together, not a customer result or a live dashboard.
- Information to bring
- Your existing report, source-system list, reporting dates, and the person responsible for each source.
- What we agree
- Which sales count, how refunds are treated, the reporting cut-off, and who signs off the definitions.
- What you review
- A metric-definition sheet, source-to-report map, and reconciliation checklist before a dashboard pilot.
Decision: Are the figures consistent enough to use, and which gaps need resolving first? Timing, price, access, and any licences are agreed during scoping.
Discuss a reporting brief →Illustrations of reporting and marketing work
How we start
Start with the task that takes too much time.
Tell us what your team is trying to improve and which tools you use today. We’ll discuss what’s possible, what information is needed, and whether a focused pilot makes sense.
Talk through the problem
Show us the report, task, or decision that is slowing your team down.
Agree on a first step
Before a project begins, we agree on scope, deliverables, cost, and how success will be measured.
Try it with your team
Build a focused pilot, check the results, and help the people who will use it.
Decide what comes next
Use the results to decide what to improve, expand, or stop.
Clear scopeAgreed costPeople approve key actionsResults you can check
Tell us what you need ↓
Less document entry
Example workflow · Scoped to your businessFrom an incoming document to a checked, approved record.
Here is how an invoice or order workflow can work: read the document, check the details, and ask a person to approve the result before creating a record in Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations. We agree on supported documents and connections before a pilot begins.
Receive
A document arrives by email, upload, or an agreed connection.
Read
Extract the details your team needs, including items and amounts.
Check
Flag missing details, possible duplicates, and mismatches.
Approve
A person reviews the proposal and approves the next step.
Record
Create the approved record and keep a record of the checks.
Technical details: document types, checks, and Microsoft connections
Supplier Invoice Intake
Receive invoices through Outlook, Salesforce, SharePoint, portal upload, or API. Reuse Dynamics 365 Invoice Capture where supported, then route duplicates, mismatches, and low-confidence fields for review.
- PDF, scans, images, Excel, CSV, XML, and JSON
- Vendor, PO, receipt, tax, currency, and line matching
- Verification and approval before the native Finance invoice process
Customer Order Intake
Convert customer purchase orders and order requests into proposed sales orders. Validate the customer, product, price, inventory rules, dates, and legal entity before submission.
- Email body, attachments, Salesforce files, and APIs
- Customer, product, agreement, pricing, and line matching
- Approval-gated, idempotent sales-order creation
Start with one document type
Discuss your document workflow ↓Choose the document that creates the most repetitive work. We’ll discuss the checks, approvals, and connections a useful pilot would need.
The difference
Clear scope.
People in control.
Start with a specific business problem and agree on what a useful result looks like.
Build around suitable Microsoft tools, with any additional licences and connections agreed during scoping.
Architecture detail
Azure is the runtime authority; Fabric, Power BI, Dynamics 365, and Power Platform form the core stack.
Keep people responsible for important decisions, with checks and a record of what happened.
Microsoft tools we work with
Microsoft-native foundation
AzureMicrosoft FabricPower BIDynamics 365Power PlatformGitHub
Industries
Start with the work your industry needs to improve.
The right approach depends on your team, information, and business rules. These are examples of the needs we can discuss.
Consumer & retail
Bring sales, stock, and campaign information together to support planning.
Financial services
Make reporting and document checks easier, with clear access and approval rules.
Healthcare & life sciences
Understand service demand and operations while protecting sensitive information.
Media & entertainment
See audience, campaign, and revenue information in one place.
Public sector
Make service reporting and document processing easier to follow and check.
Industrial & services
Reduce repetitive reporting and improve visibility into day-to-day work.
Questions we can work through
You don’t need a technical brief to start.
Tell us what you need to understand or improve. We can help work out the next step.
Which tasks are worth automating?
Identify repetitive work and decide where people need to check the result.
Discuss a task →Why do our reports disagree?
Look at the sources and definitions behind the numbers your team uses.
Discuss your reports →What can our data tell us about results?
Separate what you can measure today from what needs a better test.
Discuss measurement →Market Pulse PH · Public preview
A quick look at the Philippine economy
See what is changing in prices and work, understand what each number means, and bring better questions to your next planning meeting. These official PSA figures are monthly; checking them more often does not make them real-time measurements.
AI-generated illustrations. The charts use official PSA observations.
PHILIPPINES / MONTHLY SNAPSHOTPrices & work · National figures
0 of 4 selected indicators available · National coverage · Monthly observations
Read each chart on its own scale. Inflation compares prices with a year earlier; the two employment rates measure different groups. They cannot be added together.
01 / COST OF LIVING
How fast are prices changing?
Headline inflation
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Consumer prices · All items · Change from a year earlier
Comparison unavailable
Verified observations will appear after the source is retrieved.
Loading monthly observations.
Available months from the source’s latest year. Gaps stay blank.
View monthly values
| Month | Rate |
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Question for your teamCompare this national signal with your own costs and selling prices.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority02 / FOOD PRICES
What is happening to food prices?
Food inflation
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Consumer prices · Food · Change from a year earlier
Comparison unavailable
Verified observations will appear after the source is retrieved.
Loading monthly observations.
Available months from the source’s latest year. Gaps stay blank.
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| Month | Rate |
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Question for your teamCheck whether your food-related costs and customer spending show a similar pattern.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority03 / PEOPLE WITHOUT WORK
How many people are unemployed?
Unemployment
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Share of the labor force · People aged 15+ · Both sexes
Comparison unavailable
Verified observations will appear after the source is retrieved.
Loading monthly observations.
Available months from the source’s latest year. Gaps stay blank.
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| Month | Rate |
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Question for your teamUse alongside local hiring information; a national rate does not show skills availability.
Source: Philippine Statistics Authority04 / PEOPLE WANTING MORE WORK
Who wants more work?
Underemployment
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Share of employed people · People aged 15+ · Both sexes
Comparison unavailable
Verified observations will appear after the source is retrieved.
Loading monthly observations.
Available months from the source’s latest year. Gaps stay blank.
View monthly values
| Month | Rate |
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Question for your teamConsider working hours and household budgets alongside your own workforce data.
Source: Philippine Statistics AuthorityFrom a number to a decision
Bring this clarity to your own reports.
Start with a question your team needs to answer. We can help connect the evidence, explain the changes, and build a report people can use.
Inspect latest values, dates, and source evidence
| Indicator | Value | Observation period | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Headline inflationConsumer prices · All items · Year on year | — | Loading | Official PSA source ↗Retrieved: Not retrievedSource table update not available |
| Food inflationConsumer prices · Food · Year on year | — | Loading | Official PSA source ↗Retrieved: Not retrievedSource table update not available |
| UnemploymentLabor Force Survey · Both sexes | — | Loading | Official PSA source ↗Retrieved: Not retrievedSource table update not available |
| UnderemploymentLabor Force Survey · Both sexes | — | Loading | Official PSA source ↗Retrieved: Not retrievedSource table update not available |
Loading · Source: Philippine Statistics Authority OpenSTAT · Observation period: monthly · Last successful retrieval: none yet this session
Open methodology brief
Check the month behind each number.
Observations will appear here after a successful retrieval. No estimates or sample numbers are substituted when the source is unavailable.
Use inflation and employment as context for a market discussion. They do not measure your category's sales, a competitor's advertising investment, or the effect of a campaign. The table links each observation to its source so your team can check what was measured before deciding what it means.
The charts show available months from each source’s latest year, not a rolling 12-month window. Monthly changes compare consecutive observations in the same series, in percentage points. A lower positive inflation rate still means prices are higher than a year earlier. These figures do not predict your sales or explain why a change happened.
Open the full Market Pulse page for the four-indicator explorer, source evidence and the planned-tools roadmap.
Sources, coverage, and methodology v2
- Coverage
- Philippines, national aggregates. Two consumer-price indicators and two Labor Force Survey indicators, reported monthly. Regional, brand, and sector filters are not part of this preview.
- Selection and rounding
- For each source table, the connector selects the latest returned period with both required values. Values are displayed to one decimal place. Charts retain returned months through that latest complete period; an incomplete pair leaves a gap in both series. Missing or rejected observations remain unavailable, never zero. Changes subtract the displayed one-decimal rates and require consecutive months. Charts use calendar spacing, include zero, and have separately labelled vertical scales. No confidence intervals are supplied by this feed; no statistical-significance claim is made.
- Definitions
- Inflation is the year-on-year change in the consumer price index. Unemployment is a share of the labor force; underemployment is a share of employed people who want more hours of work. PSA price definitions · PSA labor definitions.
- Three different dates
- Observation period describes the data. Source table update is PSA metadata, shown as supplied without assuming a timezone. Retrieval is when the connector fetched the data, displayed in Asia/Manila.
- Refresh and revisions
- While the application is running, the connector checks PSA once per minute and the visible page checks once per minute. Newly published observations normally appear within about two minutes plus source response time. Failed checks retry with backoff up to five minutes. This does not change the monthly publication cadence. A subsequent source revision can replace the displayed observation; this preview is not a historical archive.
- Availability
- Fresh means the required observations were retrieved successfully. Partial means a source failed; its last successful observations are marked cached, or unavailable if none remain. Cached means a refresh failed and previous observations remain visible for at most 24 hours after retrieval. Expired values are hidden. A cold application instance must retrieve the sources before showing values.
PSA consumer-price table metadata ↗ · PSA Labor Force Survey table metadata ↗
Product roadmap
What we’re exploring next
Market Pulse above is a limited public preview. The tools below are planned and are not yet available.
View planned tools and their current status
Planned
Promo Monitor PH
A proposed way to track competitors’ offers, who can use them, and when they end.
Collection and coverage are being scoped. No promotion dataset or participation results are published yet.
Discuss a promotion-monitoring pilot
Planned
AI Visibility PH
A proposed way to check how AI answers mention your brand when people ask about the Philippine market.
Answer-engine measurement is not active. Our existing discoverability proof explains the evidence available today.
Read the discoverability proof- Brand and creator intelligence: planned comparisons using authorized search, social, and creator metrics.
- Media investment intelligence: planned reporting dependent on licensed Philippine measurement data.
- Growth measurement: client-specific analysis using sales, media spend, and experiments, scoped to the available evidence.
Live means an operational product with verified coverage. Pilot means a limited preview. Planned means the product is not yet available.
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