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01 · Monthly · Month-end forecast

Forecast toolBefore the month ends, month-end is on the table.

At mid-month it produces the month-end profit forecast and bridges the gap to budget line by line. Management sees what is coming before the month closes and acts in time.

  • Forecast chainBudget, latest forecast, flash and actual in one chain; every figure can be traced to its source.
  • Bridge to budgetIs the gap from volume, price or cost? Visible line by line.
  • Range forecastNot a single number; with its pessimistic and optimistic range.
  • In the meeting rhythmEvery month the same table gets figures calculated the same way.
Forecast tool screen: month-end EBITDA bridge from budget to flash and the forecast chain (sample data)
The figures on screen are sample data; they do not belong to any real company.

02 · Quarterly · Objectives and key results

OKR toolThe objective, on the table every quarter.

Cascades the company objective to units, teams and individuals; shows on one screen where each key result stands and how confidently it is progressing.

  • Objective treeFrom company to unit, team to individual; 2–5 measurable key results per objective.
  • Quarterly rhythmProgress and confidence updated every two weeks; a short review at quarter end.
  • Objectives apart from ratingsSo that ambitious objectives do not shrink, OKRs are not tied directly to ratings; KPIs can be.
  • Fair calibrationThe same bar across managers; each rating is recorded with its rationale.
OKR tool screen: company objective, unit objectives and progress on key results (sample data)
The figures on screen are sample data; they do not belong to any real company.

03 · Pay review · Pay decision engine

DengeThe pay decision, with its rationale.

In a time of high inflation and pay transparency it makes pay decisions fast, defensible and explainable. The compensation manager sets the budget; line managers propose raises without training.

  • Band mapEvery employee within the band for their grade; those outside it are visible at a glance.
  • Scenario studioTwo or three raise scenarios side by side; cost and net effect instantly.
  • Net, gross, employer costAll three on every screen; calculated under Turkish payroll legislation.
  • Board summaryBudget, distribution and rationale on one page.
Denge screen: pay band map by grade and raise scenario summary (sample data)
The figures on screen are sample data; they do not belong to any real company.

How to adopt

We set it up together, it stays with you.

  1. We set it up togetherWe configure the tool to your company’s structure, chart of accounts and data.
  2. First cycle togetherWe run the first month-end close, first quarter or first pay review with your team.
  3. Yours under licenceFrom then on your team uses the tool on its own under licence; we are there when needed.

Which tool fits you? In the first meeting we listen to your needs and look at it together.

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