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Everything that matters, in two minutes

One button, one page. The verdict, the five numbers that moved, what is going well and badly, the three things to do this week, and the two charts behind it. Every figure is calculated from the records before a word is written.

Fictitious example · real build

The verdict · Week to 9 November 2026

Green: sales rose 10.53% to £933,625 this week, margin held at 27.51%, but 23 accounts need attention.

Sales up 10.53% week on week with margin holding and 23 accounts needing attention.

Green

Sales this week

£933,625

+10.53% (+£88,917)

vs last week

Gross margin

27.51%

+0 pts

points vs last week

Active accounts

53

-4 accounts

rolling quarter, vs a month ago

Value at stake today

£1,005,038

no change

nothing new added this week

Rebate within reach

£84,900

+£27,497

accruing each week at the run rate

What’s going well

  • Sales up 10.53% week on week, adding £88,917

    £88,917

    £933,625 this week against £844,708 last week.

  • Gross profit rose £24,465 while margin held at 27.51%

    £24,465

    Gross profit of £256,884 at 27.51% margin, against 27.51% last week.

  • Closed actions recovered £176,085 in the last 30 days

    £176,085

    1 actions closed in the last seven days, 65.63% of measured actions recovering trade.

What needs attention

  • 23 accounts needing attention hold £7,096,802 of annual sales

    £7,096,802

    23 of 60 accounts are flagged as declining or at risk, carrying £7,096,802 of annual sales.

  • £4,320,030 is tied up in slow-moving stock

    £4,320,030

    58 product lines are slow-moving or non-moving, with 93 fast movers under 30 days of cover.

  • £413,700 of rebate value risks being missed

    £413,700

    2 suppliers are at risk of missing the next tier and 3 will miss it at the current run rate.

3

Do these three things this week

  • Call Company P: orders are 4 days late against their usual 1-day rhythm

    £153,466

    Company P · H. Naylor · due Thu 12 Nov

    Open
  • Call Company O: orders are 24 days late against their usual 1-day rhythm

    £151,105

    Company O · A. Baxter · due Thu 12 Nov

    Open
  • Call Company AF: orders are 21 days late against their usual 1-day rhythm

    £149,074

    Company AF · C. Rowe · due Thu 12 Nov

    Open

Sales by week, this year against last

Thirteen weeks, apportioned from the monthly ERP records.

17 Aug24 Aug31 Aug7 Sept14 Sept21 Sept28 Sept5 Oct12 Oct19 Oct26 Oct2 Nov9 Nov£0£250k£500k£750k£1.00m
This yearSame weeks last year

Where growth is coming from

Each region shaded by year-on-year movement, with sales in the last twelve months.

Scotland

+12.69%

£2.90m · 3 accounts

North West

+6.03%

£1.93m · 3 accounts

London & South East

+3.79%

£12.2m · 14 accounts

Yorkshire & North East

+1.16%

£6.66m · 9 accounts

Midlands

+1.1%

£7.58m · 8 accounts

East of England

-3.54%

£3.85m · 6 accounts

South West

-4.06%

£6.97m · 11 accounts

Wales

-5.25%

£4.88m · 6 accounts

Best Scotland +12.69%Watch Wales -5.25%

Did you know?

Surveillance-only accounts are a major cross-sell opportunity

19 accounts buy almost no access control while trading £16,029,085; a share of wallet at the peer average is worth £2,885,235.

19 accounts

The basket gap is bigger than any campaign

10 of the largest gaps are led by Sounders and beacons, where Company AG buys £2,814 against a peer median of £179,429.

£3,591,708

A few supplier conversations secure £84,900 rebate

2 suppliers are within reach of the next tier on the current run rate, worth £84,900; £381,564 is already secured.

£84,900

Figures recalculated from 1,800 demonstration records · 09/11/2026, 12:36:51

Weekly figures are apportioned from Long Lever Supply's monthly ERP records: each week is seven days' worth of its month's totals, adjusted for the week's position in the month, and the same method is applied to the equivalent week last year. Tiles for actions and rebates come from the action history and the supplier rebate agreements as they stand today.

Long Lever Intelligence 360 · Fictitious example, real build. A demonstration of a platform we’ve built, shown with entirely fictional sample data under the Long Lever name. Every company, person, brand and figure is invented: customers are shown as Company A, Company B and so on, and no real business’s details have been used. No live data is read from any ERP, trade website or integration layer.