A truth about data
The weekly report is not free.
Nobody budgets for it, everybody pays for it. Run the numbers on one recurring status report.
Take one ordinary weekly report: eight people each spend forty-five minutes pulling their numbers, and someone spends an hour stitching the doc together. The assumptions are on the table; swap in your own.
- 7hof team time, every single week
- 350ha year, on one recurring report
- $21,000a year at a $60 loaded hour
- 0of those numbers that were not already sitting in a tool
Transparent arithmetic: 8 people × 45 minutes + 1 hour of assembly, 50 working weeks, $60 per loaded hour. Your numbers will differ; the shape will not.
Where the time actually goes
Almost none of it goes into thinking. The numbers already exist: signups in the billing tool, tickets in the helpdesk, revenue in the dashboard. The weekly cost is the collecting, the pasting, the formatting, and the chasing of the one person who has not filled in their section yet.
Worse, the report is stale the moment it ships. It describes last week from the vantage point of Friday afternoon, and any question it raises means another round of collecting.
What this looks like with an AI employee
This is exactly the work Cedric exists for. It connects to the tools that hold the numbers, assembles the report on a schedule, and posts it where your team talks, with the receipts attached. Anyone can ask a follow-up in the thread and get the answer from the live data, not from whoever wrote the doc.
The report stops being a weekly tax and becomes a running fact about the business. See what a first setup looks like, or what plans cost once the free credits run out.
Ready when you are
Retire the report-writing hour.
Install Cedric where your team talks and schedule the first report today. It asks before anything is sent.
$50 in free credits, no card needed.