Role Dashboards That Lead With Decisions, Not Reports
The Executive Control Tower gives each leader - CEO, CFO, Controller, Operations, and the Board - a view built around the decisions and risks they own, not a wall of the same charts. Each role sees the few things that need a call, ranked, with the reasoning attached.
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One tower, a different view per seat
A CEO, a Controller, and a Board member do not need the same screen. The CEO needs the top few risks and the growth-versus-runway call; the Controller needs the reconciliation exceptions blocking the close; the Board needs the risk posture and the decisions that were made, with evidence. The Executive Control Tower gives each role its own view over the same governed data - built around the decisions and risks that seat owns, not a generic dashboard everyone squints at.
What each seat sees
| Role | Their view leads with |
|---|---|
| CEO | The top few business risks and the growth-versus-runway decisions |
| CFO | The approval queue, cash position, and close risk |
| Controller | Reconciliation exceptions and the items blocking the close |
| Operations | Spend versus plan by team, and the exceptions to act on |
| Board | Risk posture and the decisions made, each backed by evidence |
The same scale underneath every view
Because finance, people, and governance run on one shared data model, every role view is a filter over the same ranked decisions rather than a separate report to reconcile. The risk score a CFO sees on a payment is the same score the CEO sees rolled up and the Board sees summarized - one scale, one source, different altitudes. Switching seats changes the lens, not the truth underneath.
Where this is today
Frequently asked questions
What is the Executive Control Tower?
It is a set of role dashboards - for CEO, CFO, Controller, Operations, and the Board - that lead with the decisions and risks each seat owns rather than the same reports for everyone, all over one governed data model.
How is it different from a BI dashboard?
A BI dashboard shows metrics and leaves interpretation to you. The Control Tower is organized around decisions: each role view surfaces the few things that need a call, ranked, with reasoning, and ends in a verdict or next action.
Is the Control Tower live today?
Role-tailored views partly exist - the Executive Cockpit already provides a per-domain persona filter over ranked decisions. The full multi-role tower across CEO, CFO, Controller, Operations, and Board is on the roadmap.
Do the different role views stay consistent?
Yes - each view is a filter over the same ranked decisions on one shared data model, so a CFO, a CEO, and the Board see the same underlying event at the altitude that suits their seat, not separate numbers to reconcile.
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