Load MRR and revenue KPIs
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KPIs that update themselves
SPIRITT loads actuals and targets into SimpleKPI from Stripe, HubSpot and your other systems, sets up KPIs, groups and users, chases missing entries and turns results into digests and board packs.

What you can do with SimpleKPI.

No more manual entry
Actuals, targets and notes load in batches of up to 5,000 straight from source systems.
A framework that fits the team
KPIs, categories, units, groups and assignments mirror how your company is organized.
Results people read
Processed entries with targets become digests, board packs and warehouse tables.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace and share your KPIs, owners and data sources.

02
Connect SimpleKPI
Connect your SimpleKPI account, plus the systems that hold the numbers.

03
Hand over the numbers
Start with: Load KPIs from source systems. SPIRITT loads the data and flags gaps.

Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put SimpleKPI to work.
Every KPI current, every week
Questions
SimpleKPI, with SPIRITT.
01What can SPIRITT do in SimpleKPI?+
Create and update KPIs, categories, units, groups and users, assign KPIs and group items, load and correct entries and read processed results with targets.
02Can it load data from other systems?+
Yes. SPIRITT computes values from your CRM, billing or helpdesk and loads up to 5,000 entries per batch with actuals, targets and notes.
03Can it set up KPIs from scratch?+
Yes. It creates categories, units and KPIs with frequency, aggregation and direction, then assigns them to owners.
04Does it include calculated KPIs?+
Yes. Processed report entries include calculated KPIs and targets, ready for digests and exports.
05Can it manage users?+
Yes. It creates, updates and removes users and keeps their KPI and group assignments current.
06What do I connect to get started?+
Your SimpleKPI account plus the systems that hold your numbers, such as Stripe, HubSpot, Zendesk or Google Sheets.


