Services & Agencies
Build one dashboard and every client sees only their own numbers, under your brand, for free. Then put your fees next to the hours you delivered, so the effective rate per client is a number rather than a suspicion.
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$412K
Prepared by northwind
Every client wants their own report, so the team copies the same dashboard twenty times and updates each by hand. Meanwhile time tracking lives in one tool and invoices in another, so nobody can say which accounts are worth keeping without a week of spreadsheet work. The conversation keeps getting postponed.
Three ways in
The panels use made-up rows. The middle one is PTI Digital's story.
Stop copying a dashboard for each account. Row-Level Security shows each client only their rows, so one update reaches every client at once.
{"event":{"date":"2026-03-14"},
"seat":{"section":"North Stand","band":"Adult"},
"qty":2}One column of JSON becomes four fields a client can filter on.
PTI Digital wanted to give sports clubs their ticketing data, but the portal's API buried the useful fields in columns of JSON. Its own team unpacked them in Mammoth, with no code, and now sells the result as a service.
| Client | Fees | Hours | Per hour |
|---|---|---|---|
| Client A | £24,000 | 160 | £150 |
| Client B | £18,000 | 210 | £86 |
| Client C | £9,500 | 48 | £198 |
Client B pays the second-biggest fee and earns the lowest rate.
Client-reporting tools show a client how their campaigns did. None of them joins your hours to your fees, because none of them touches your finance data. Bring both in and Mammoth redoes that join on every scheduled run.
Customer stories
Every figure here comes from the customer's published story.
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