Not a workshop. Not a slide deck. A real fix in 7 days.

7-Day Report Rescue

We take one recurring report that keeps breaking and make it reliable.

You get the working automated report, the root-cause map of why it kept failing, and a 30/60/90 plan to stabilize the rest.

See scope: what counts as “one report”

Not ready for paid Rescue? Take the Risk Score.

This is for you if

You have a must-not-fail report

It drives close, billing, compliance, customer commitments, lender/board reporting, or executive decisions.

Example: close pack section, billing accuracy, A/R aging + cash, SLA performance, utilization/capacity, reconciliation summary

It breaks for predictable reasons

Manual pulls and spreadsheet glue
Definitions drift across teams
System updates break the pipeline
One person owns it in their head

Common failure signals

Numbers change after “final”
Reconciliation takes days every cycle
Finance and ops bring different numbers to the same meeting
A system change broke reporting and no one owns the fix
The spreadsheet owner is a single point of failure

Why this matters

Reporting failures turn into cash delays, missed deadlines, stakeholder mistrust, and career risk.

Rescue stops one failure now and exposes what is structurally broken underneath.

Deliverables in 7 days

One recurring report rebuilt to run reliably (automated production, same output intent)
A source-of-truth definition for the metrics in that report
Automated checks so the report fails loudly instead of shipping wrong numbers quietly
Root-cause map: where truth drifts, where manual work exists, where ownership is missing
A 30/60/90 plan to stabilize the rest of your reporting chain

Scope is the deal

Rescue is one recurring report. If you want “fix everything,” that is the next phase.

Read scope definition

What we do on Days 1–7

Day 1

Kickoff + scope lock

Define “one report,” confirm sources, confirm access, confirm deadline.

Days 2–4

Rebuild the chain

Ingest the sources for that report, lock definitions, automate the run inside your environment.

Day 5

Reconcile and explain

Reconcile to current numbers and explain mismatches. No hand-waving.

Day 6

Production run

Run it the way you actually use it. Validate checks and failure alerts.

Day 7

Executive review + 30/60/90

Deliver the asset, the root-cause map, and the plan.

Investment

$4,999

Paid diagnostic. Real delivery work. Built in your tenant. You own the infrastructure. We own reliability.

Day 8 decision

Rescue answers one question: Can this be made reliable?
Then it forces the real one: Who owns reliability going forward?

Option A: You own it

We hand off the rescued report chain (ingestion, definitions, checks, delivery). This only works if you have an operator who will maintain it.

What usually happens

Fixing one report exposes the system disease: drifted definitions, fragile sources, manual glue, unclear ownership. That is why the same failure keeps coming back.

Option B: Prexisio owns reliability

We expand from one report to the set of recurring reports that run your business, maintain them, and build internal ownership over time.

If you cannot keep recurring reports stable today, “DIY later” is not a plan.

Book a 30-minute Reliability Review Take the Risk Score

This is not for you if

You want dashboards, BI, or exploratory analytics (this is reliability, not insight)

You cannot provide data access within 3 business days

The report is not recurring or not business-critical

You want us to “fix it” but refuse to reconcile discrepancies or lock definitions

Apply for Report Rescue

We accept a small number of rescues at a time because this is real delivery work. If you qualify, we respond within 24 hours.

Full Name *

Work Email *

Company Name *

Phone Number *

Which report should we rescue? *

Example: close pack section, billing accuracy, A/R aging + cash, SLA performance, utilization/capacity, reconciliation summary

How often is this report produced? *

Who relies on this report? *

What keeps breaking today? *

What systems does this report pull from? *

Example: ERP/accounting, billing, CRM, ops tools, spreadsheets (list the actual systems)

Is there a deadline driving this? *

Can you provide data access within 3 business days? *

This is a paid diagnostic at $4,999. Are you aligned? *

If we accept you, we start within 3 business days. If we can’t do it in 7 days, we’ll tell you up front.

7-Day Report Rescue

We take one recurring report that keeps breaking and make it reliable.

You get the working automated report, the root-cause map of why it kept failing, and a 30/60/90 plan to stabilize the rest.

This is for you if

You have a must-not-fail report

It drives close, billing, compliance, customer commitments, lender/board reporting, or executive decisions.

Example: close pack section, billing accuracy, A/R aging + cash, SLA performance, utilization/capacity, reconciliation summary

It breaks for predictable reasons

Manual pulls and spreadsheet glue
Definitions drift across teams
System updates break the pipeline
One person owns it in their head

Common failure signals

Numbers change after “final”
Reconciliation takes days every cycle
Finance and ops bring different numbers to the same meeting
A system change broke reporting and no one owns the fix
The spreadsheet owner is a single point of failure

Why this matters

Reporting failures turn into cash delays, missed deadlines, stakeholder mistrust, and career risk.

Rescue stops one failure now and exposes what is structurally broken underneath.

Deliverables in 7 days

One recurring report rebuilt to run reliably (automated production, same output intent)

A source-of-truth definition for the metrics in that report

Automated checks so the report fails loudly instead of shipping wrong numbers quietly

Root-cause map: where truth drifts, where manual work exists, where ownership is missing

A 30/60/90 plan to stabilize the rest of your reporting chain

Scope is the deal

Rescue is one recurring report. If you want “fix everything,” that is the next phase.

Read scope definition

What we do on Days 1–7

Day 1

Kickoff + scope lock

Define “one report,” confirm sources, confirm access, confirm deadline.

Days 2–4

Rebuild the chain

Ingest the sources for that report, lock definitions, automate the run inside your environment.

Day 5

Reconcile and explain

Reconcile to current numbers and explain mismatches. No hand-waving.

Day 6

Production run

Run it the way you actually use it. Validate checks and failure alerts.

Day 7

Executive review + 30/60/90

Deliver the asset, the root-cause map, and the plan.

Investment

$4,999

Paid diagnostic. Real delivery work. Built in your tenant. You own the infrastructure. We own reliability.

Day 8 decision

Rescue answers one question: Can this be made reliable?
Then it forces the real one: Who owns reliability going forward?

Option A: You own it

We hand off the rescued report chain (ingestion, definitions, checks, delivery). This only works if you have an operator who will maintain it.

What usually happens

Fixing one report exposes the system disease: drifted definitions, fragile sources, manual glue, unclear ownership. That is why the same failure keeps coming back.

Option B: Prexisio owns reliability

We expand from one report to the set of recurring reports that run your business, maintain them, and build internal ownership over time.

If you cannot keep recurring reports stable today, “DIY later” is not a plan.

Apply for Report Rescue

We accept a small number of rescues at a time because this is real delivery work. If you qualify, we respond within 24 hours.