Operations Command Center

Crisis Mode

Something broke. Conversion collapsed, SLAs are blown, incident backlog spiked. The rules engine lights up.

Built for C-level leadership

This dashboard illustrates how I approach operations as a Senior IT Director. It consolidates the signals a CEO, COO or CTO needs to stay informed and make decisions — IT operations health, delivery portfolio, and commercial efficiency — and pairs every metric with a clear recommended action. The goal is not to produce more reports, but to shorten the distance between data and a well-reasoned decision.

Use the scenario switch above to see how the system reacts to Normal, Crisis and Growth operating states.

Live · rules engine active·Last refreshed Wed, Apr 15, 1:08 AM

Monthly Revenue

$1.42M

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-18.4%Target $1.75M

Pipeline stalled after gateway outage

Conversion Rate

2.4%

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-31.4%Target 3.5%

Checkout step-3 abandonment up 23%

Service Desk SLA

81.4%

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-16.2%Target > 95%

Tier-1 queue overloaded since outage

Mean Time to Resolve

6h 40m

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+112.0%Target < 3h

Correlated incidents driving duplicated work

Active Incidents

11

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+175.0%Target < 5

1 P1 + 3 downstream P2s open

Customer Retention

88.4%

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-5.7%Target > 92%

Early churn signals from top-20 accounts

Open tickets

486

+142% WoW

P1 open

1

P2 open

3

Changes / wk

22

Failed changes

3

SLA compliance

81.4%

Incidents & Bottlenecks

Auto-detected by the rules engine

9
  • P1 incident active — 1 open

    Major Incident Management procedure required. Executive communications cadence every 30 minutes per ITIL playbook.

    critical
    Incident Management·12m ago
  • 11 active incidents — 2.2× threshold

    Backlog suggests a common upstream cause (infrastructure, recent change, or vendor). Problem Management should open a record.

    critical
    ITIL · Incident Mgmt·8m ago
  • 3 failed changes this week

    Change Advisory Board review recommended. Check CAB pre-approval quality and rollback rehearsal completeness.

    warning
    Change Management·3h ago
  • Service Desk SLA breached — 81.4% vs 95% target

    Tier-1 response times slipping. Ticket volume vs. staffed capacity is out of balance.

    critical
    Service Desk·30m ago
  • MTTR elevated — 6.7h vs 3h target

    Investigate runbook coverage and on-call escalation paths.

    warning
    ITIL · Incident Mgmt·1h ago
  • Ticket volume up 142% — possible incident precursor

    Request/Incident spike that has not yet tripped the SLA alarm. Early warning signal.

    warning
    Service Desk·45m ago
  • Conversion dropped 31.4% vs prior period

    Step-3 (Proposal → Closed-Won) is the primary leak point.

    critical
    Funnel analytics·42m ago
  • Revenue down 18.4% MoM

    Review campaign ROI and re-activate highest-CAC-efficient channel.

    critical
    Finance·2h ago
  • 18 accounts flagged churn-risk

    $96.5K MRR at risk; 14 inactive >30 days.

    warning
    CSM platform·1h ago

Recommended Actions

Generated from KPIs + alerts — 10 suggestions

Auto
  1. 1

    Declare Major Incident — single Incident Commander, merge war rooms

    high

    Correlated P1/P2s fragment the response. A single IC unifies decisions and removes duplicated effort.

    Impact: Cut MTTR ~40% on correlated incidents; clear exec comms line
    Effort: low
    Owner: Incident Commander / IT Ops Lead
  2. 2

    Open a Problem record and assign a Problem Manager

    high

    Repeated incidents with similar symptoms point to a root cause that Incident Mgmt alone cannot fix.

    Impact: Stops recurrence; removes 25–40% of future ticket volume
    Effort: medium
    Owner: Problem Manager
  3. 3

    Tighten CAB gate: mandatory rollback test + peer review on all normal changes

    medium

    Failed changes are preventable; most trace back to untested rollback paths.

    Impact: Reduce change failure rate below 2% (DORA benchmark: elite)
    Effort: low
    Owner: Change Manager
  4. 4

    Reallocate 2 Tier-3 agents to Tier-1 for 48h; spin up overflow queue

    high

    Tier-3 capacity has slack; Tier-1 is the bottleneck driving the breach.

    Impact: Restore SLA within 24h, protect CSAT
    Effort: low
    Owner: Service Desk Manager
  5. 5

    Publish top-5 knowledge articles covering 60% of current ticket drivers

    medium

    High-volume ticket drivers are repeatable and deflectable with proper self-service.

    Impact: 20–30% ticket deflection within 2 weeks, compounding
    Effort: medium
    Owner: Knowledge Manager
  6. 6

    Run a runbook audit on top-10 recurring incident categories

    medium

    Missing or outdated runbooks force engineers to rediscover the fix each time.

    Impact: ~35% MTTR reduction on repeated categories
    Effort: medium
    Owner: SRE / On-call Lead
  7. 7

    Swarm review on top-5 ticket categories today — are they symptoms of one root cause?

    medium

    Volume spikes without severity often mean an underlying issue users are routing around.

    Impact: Catch a P2 before it becomes a P1
    Effort: low
    Owner: IT Ops / Problem Manager
  8. 8

    Same-day diagnostic on proposal-stage objections (pricing, legal, scope)

    high

    Abandonment spiked at the commercial hand-off — often a contract or pricing friction, not product fit.

    Impact: Recover ~20% of lost conversions within 2 weeks
    Effort: medium
    Owner: Head of Revenue Ops
  9. 9

    Trigger win-back campaign on top-50 dormant accounts

    high

    Reacquisition is 5× cheaper than net-new at this pipeline stage.

    Impact: Recover $180K–$240K in 30 days
    Effort: medium
    Owner: Marketing & Sales
  10. 10

    White-glove retention play on top-10 at-risk accounts

    high

    Exec outreach to at-risk accounts converts at ~55% when triggered early.

    Impact: Defend ~$53K MRR
    Effort: medium
    Owner: Head of Customer Success

Active Projects

Portfolio view — status, PM, progress and budget

5 active
  • PRJ-0421Delayed

    Salesforce → HubSpot migration

    PM · María López · Next: Cutover postponed · TBD

    Progress62%
    Budget used71%
  • PRJ-0388At Risk

    Customer Portal v2 (MVP)

    PM · Diego Ramírez · Next: Scope trim review

    Progress72%
    Budget used86%
  • PRJ-0502At Risk

    SOC2 Type II audit prep

    PM · Jessica Tran · Next: Incident docs backlog

    Progress48%
    Budget used55%
  • PRJ-0514On Track

    AI-assisted support triage

    PM · Carlos Ng · Next: Fast-tracked for relief

    Progress40%
    Budget used32%
  • PRJ-0299Launched

    AWS multi-region failover

    PM · Ana Pereira · Next: Validated in outage

    Progress100%
    Budget used96%

Marketing Efficiency

Spend → leads → closed-won deals, by channel. Blended CAC $660.

57 deals
1,376 leads
  • LinkedIn Ads

    355 leads → 11 deals · 3.1% conv

    CAC $1127

    $12.4K

  • Google Search

    720 leads → 22 deals · 3.1% conv

    CAC $859

    $18.9K

  • Content / SEO

    240 leads → 10 deals · 4.2% conv

    CAC $420

    $4.2K

  • Partner referrals

    61 leads → 14 deals · 23.0% conv

    CAC $150

    $2.1K

Marketing → Deals Funnel

How effective campaigns are at turning reach into closed-won clients — tracked month over month so the acquired customer list grows predictably.

View workflow →
Impressions445,000 · 100.0%

Campaigns paused during outage

Marketing Qualified Leads4,105 · 0.9%

Form conversion dropped 20%

Sales Qualified Leads1,602 · 39.0%

SDR capacity pulled into war room

Proposals Sent388 · 24.2%

Delayed by trust issues post-outage

Closed-Won94 · 24.2%

~49% of baseline