diff --git a/changes/performance%2Fd127.md b/changes/performance%2Fd127.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..acadcc6 --- /dev/null +++ b/changes/performance%2Fd127.md @@ -0,0 +1,5 @@ +- The picture of the tool on the home page is now a link to the sample data, named "Try it with sample data" like the button beside it. It lifts slightly on hover where a mouse is used, shows a pointer cursor, and has a focus outline. Under reduced motion it does not animate. +- The Pro column says "No launch date yet." after its price. The AI commentary item now says "Sends the bridge totals, never your file, to Anthropic's Claude. See the privacy page." The link goes to the privacy page's AI commentary section when the build has AI commentary, and to its "If this changes" section when it does not. `privacy.html` gains the two section ids `ai-commentary` and `if-this-changes`. +- On phones (coarse pointer or width up to 480 px), every header and footer link on every site page is at least 44 px tall. The desktop look does not change. +- The guide's section 1 shows the column table right after "these columns:", followed by the paragraph on number formats. Section 7 now says "If leaving an attribute out moves price a lot, that attribute carries real mix. Keep it. Unless it describes the customer, not the product: that one goes last or can be left out." and "If it barely moves price and leaving it out raises the match rate, the attribute is adding noise. Consider dropping it." +- The home page explains its first "bridge" with "A bridge is a chart that starts at last period's sales, adds or subtracts each cause, and ends at this period's sales." The "What you get" list now reads "The bridge chart, a mix line for each attribute, a written summary, and an Excel export." where it said "The waterfall". diff --git a/guide.html b/guide.html index c93eff4..91e98b0 100644 --- a/guide.html +++ b/guide.html @@ -37,7 +37,6 @@

Run your first bridge

1. Check your file

Use one row per sales line, or per group of lines. A summarized export works as well as invoice detail, as long as it has these columns:

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Numbers written like 12,50 or 1.234,56 are read with the comma as the decimal mark when every value in the column is written that way. Whole numbers written like 9.600 or 1.234.567 are read with the dot between thousands when the file is separated by semicolons or a value has more than one dot. The Data check tab says when either happened.

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1. Check your file

ColumnNeededNotes
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Numbers written like 12,50 or 1.234,56 are read with the comma as the decimal mark when every value in the column is written that way. Whole numbers written like 9.600 or 1.234.567 are read with the dot between thousands when the file is separated by semicolons or a value has more than one dot. The Data check tab says when either happened.

CSV and Excel (.xlsx, first sheet) files are accepted. The file is read in your browser and is not uploaded. To see the layout, download a small sample file of made-up sales.

2. Load and set up

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7. Test your choice of attributes

The setup check tab: the bridge recalculated with each attribute left out

Setup check reruns the bridge with each attribute left out.

8. Look across more than two periods

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Price-volume-mix (PVM) analysis

See why sales moved.

Volume, price, and a mix step for every product attribute, in one bridge.

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A bridge is a chart that starts at last period's sales, adds or subtracts each cause, and ends at this period's sales.

Try it with sample data

Free. No account. CSV or Excel.
Your file stays in your browser.

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See why sales moved.

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What you get

For the analyst who has to explain a change in sales or margin. Load a CSV or Excel export, rank your attributes, and read the bridge.

Bridge
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The waterfall, a mix line for each attribute, a written summary, and an Excel export.
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The bridge chart, a mix line for each attribute, a written summary, and an Excel export.
Movers
What sits behind each bar, drilled down by attribute.
Accounts
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Free

Planned

Pro

$19 per user per month, expected
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No launch date yet.

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What is stored, and where

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Optional AI commentary

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Optional AI commentary