Analytics & BI
Reporting that reads the same records the business runs on
Eazy Analytics is the reporting and dashboard layer over the Eazy platform, reading the same operational records that ERP, distribution, CRM and field sales write, so a report and the screen it came from cannot disagree.
Capabilities
What the analytics layer does
One model, every product
Eazy Analytics reads the same records the ERP, DMS, CRM and field apps write, so a report on secondary sales does not need an export, a join key or a nightly reconciliation.
- No ETL between Eazy products
- Consistent customer and product master
- Near-real-time
Dashboards are scoped to a role — a plant head, a regional sales manager, a distributor — so the first screen answers the question that person came to ask rather than showing everything the system knows.
- Role-scoped views
- Drill from summary to document
- Mobile-first layouts
Reports that leave the building
Scheduled reports go out as email or a file drop on a fixed cadence, which is how most distributor and channel reporting is actually consumed in these markets.
- Scheduled email and file delivery
- Excel and CSV export
- Per-recipient scoping
Eazy Analytics needs no separate warehouse to start: it runs against the operational database, and moves to a warehouse only when volume makes that worth the operational cost.
- No warehouse required to start
- Warehouse-ready when volume needs it
Why there is no separate analytics domain
Eazy Analytics is a layer over the platform rather than a product sold on its own, so it lives here on the corporate site next to the products it reports on.
That is a deliberate decision, not a gap: one fewer site to keep current, and the BI story reaches an enterprise buyer at the point they are already asking what the platform does.
Analytics questions
What is Eazy Analytics?
Do I need a data warehouse to use it?
Can distributors see their own numbers?
Why is analytics part of eazy.ai rather than its own product site?
See your own reporting lines
A demo built on your product hierarchy and your distributor structure.

