Solo founder operating-rhythm dashboard
A solo SaaS founder needs a one-page dashboard pulling MRR, churn, runway, and CAC from her existing spreadsheets, updated monthly.
Tier 3 · Accounting & Finance · $500 · 18-22 hrs · 21 day turnaround
Listed price is the project base price. A 3% payment processing fee is added at checkout. The full total is charged upfront when you place your order.
Build a one-page financial summary dashboard in Excel or Google Sheets from provided financial data with charts.
A vetted high school student will build you a single-page financial dashboard in Excel or Google Sheets that summarizes your business performance at a glance. You provide your financial data (revenue, expenses, cash position, metrics); the student structures it into KPI tiles and 3-5 charts so you can see health and trends without digging through spreadsheets.
A folder or sheet containing your financial data: monthly or quarterly revenue figures, expense categories, current cash balance, accounts receivable/payable totals, and any custom metrics you track (e.g., customer count, units sold, margin by product line). Data can be in CSV, Excel, or a Google Sheet you share.
The student audits your data for completeness, designs the one-page layout, builds KPI summary tiles (e.g., YTD revenue, cash on hand, burn rate), creates 3–5 charts (trend lines, comparison bars, or pie breakdowns), formats for readability, and tests all formulas so values update when you change the source data.
A completed Excel workbook or Google Sheets file with one dashboard tab, a clean data-entry tab for your inputs, and a reference sheet documenting each KPI and chart formula. File is fully editable: change any number and charts refresh automatically.
Your $500 payment stays in escrow until you confirm the dashboard displays all your KPIs correctly, charts render without errors, and the layout fits on a single printed or screen view.
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Yes. Provide all your sheets or files at the start; the student will consolidate and map the data into a single clean input tab, then build the dashboard on top of it. This consolidation is included in the scope.
The dashboard is fully editable, so you can move tiles or modify formulas yourself. However, if you want the student to redesign the layout, add a fourth or sixth chart, or introduce a new KPI tile, that counts as a revision and may incur additional cost depending on complexity; discuss with your PM.
No. This project builds a static, manual-entry dashboard: you input or paste your financial figures into the data tab, and the charts and KPIs update instantly. Live connections to QuickBooks, Stripe, or your bank are out of scope; consider Power BI or Zapier if you need real-time syncing.
Provide at least 6–12 months of monthly data so the student can build meaningful trend lines and comparisons. If you only have 2–3 months, charts will still work but won't show strong seasonal patterns.
The student will use whichever platform you prefer or specify. Excel is better for offline work and heavy-duty formulas; Google Sheets is better for sharing and mobile access. Let your PM know your preference at the start of the project.
Select a scope and let your Shamrck PM handle the rest. Pay the full total upfront at checkout, then review and approve the completed deliverable. Approval does not trigger a new charge.
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