Manager Hub
Manager Hub
Internal integrated management

Manager Hub

An integrated management hub designed to align operations, revenue, and delivery. The dashboard connects finance, commercial, and development in one clear, actionable view.

Connected operations

One shared base for faster decisions

Monitored flows

Finance · Commercial · Dev

Revenue

Contracts and cash flow

Clients

Active accounts and users

Delivery

Sprints and tasks

01 · Migration without disruption

Nothing starts from zero.

Manager Hub was designed from the beginning with migration in mind. Everything that already exists, such as records, documentation, spreadsheets, and customer data, was considered. The transition is not a rupture; it is a consolidation.

Migration is not a future promise, it is an architectural decision made now. Each module was designed to absorb what already exists, not ignore it.

Financial history preserved

Years of records from the current system will be migrated into the finance module, keeping entry history, cash flow, and revenue accessible in one place.

Notion documentation integrated

Pages and records scattered across Notion will be brought into the hub, turning static documentation into active context inside the right workflows.

Spreadsheets become automated workflows

The many spreadsheets currently used across different areas will be absorbed and converted into dedicated workflows inside the dashboard, with automations that eliminate repeated manual work.

Customer and user base reused

Most customer and user data from the current SaaS will be imported directly, without losing relationships, preserving history and commercial owners.

Existing features improved, not discarded

What already works in the previous panel (MF Panel) will not be discarded. The current features will be reviewed, refined, and integrated into the new architecture with greater consistency and less rework.

02 · Connected modules

Each area keeps its own depth while operating inside the same hub

The modules were designed to respect each area’s routine while sharing context, indicators, and history through a common architecture.

Financial control

Finance

Centralizes entries, cash flow, and revenue and expense tracking to reduce rework and give the operation more predictability.

  • Entries organized in a single source of truth
  • Visibility into inflows, outflows, and operating balance
  • Clear tracking for recurring expenses and revenue
In development
Commercial operations

Commercial

Connects clients, users, and SaaS contracts in the same context, making portfolio management, relationships, and growth easier to handle.

  • Unified management of clients and account owners
  • User history connected to each account
  • Greater traceability for SaaS contracts
In development
Continuous delivery

Development

Organizes sprints, tasks, and deliveries in a visible flow for leadership and teams, bringing planning and execution closer together.

  • Sprint visibility around priorities
  • Tasks distributed with more transparency
  • Tracking for deliveries and team evolution

03 · Under the hood

Architecture & Control

Custom flows built on proven libraries, with full control over the source code. That brings predictability, security, and room to evolve without relying on closed platforms.

Technical highlights

Invite-only access

New users can only enter through an invitation. The system automatically generates a temporary password and sends it by email.

Granular roles and permissions

Accounting, Board, Development, Sales, and Guest each have independent permissions managed by administrators.

Source code fully under control

No critical rule depends on black-box services or no-code platforms. Business logic lives in the repository, versioned and auditable.

Proven libraries

The foundation relies on packages with a strong maintenance track record, with human review behind each technical decision.

04 · Governance

Governance proposal

Broad participation. Qualified decision-making.

Every department has visibility into what is being developed, contributes context, and validates what makes sense for its routines. But final technical analysis, implementation, and solution architecture are the responsibility of the development team, the people with the training and experience to do it.

Everyone sees

Finance, Commercial, and other areas have access to the dashboard, follow progress, and can suggest improvements. Collaboration across departments is active and welcome, from conception through prototyping.

Those who develop decide the how

After prototyping and business validation, technical feasibility analysis, architecture, and implementation belong to the development team. AI use is encouraged as an accelerator as long as it is integrated within established processes and standards.

The dashboard core is inviolable

Each department is free to develop its own automations and internal solutions with the tools it prefers, including AI. The only rule is not to interfere with the dashboard’s base flow. Any official integration requires a formal request and development team review.