Build the data discipline investors trust and operators depend on.
The 90-Day Data Foundation Sprint
Why It Matters
Early-stage founders don’t fail because they lack vision, they fail because they lack visibility.
Before you can scale, you need clarity on what drives growth, retention, and capital efficiency. The 90-Day Data Foundation Sprint helps startups move from fragmented reporting to a unified, decision-ready system that fuels both fundraising and execution.
The 90-Day Framework
Days 1–30: Foundation & Clarity
Define your growth system.
Identify your North Star Metric and supporting KPIs
Audit existing tools and data sources (CRM, product, billing, web analytics)
Establish your Metrics Dictionary — clear definitions, formulas, and ownership
Map data flow from source → dashboard → decision
Align leadership on what “success” looks like numerically
Days 31–60: Systems & Visibility
Turn signals into systems.
Implement or optimize core dashboards (Google Data Studio, Power BI, or Looker)
Automate reporting for weekly and monthly reviews
Begin tracking leading indicators for growth and retention (CAC, LTV, conversion, churn)
Introduce governance standards — version control, metric cadence, review structure
Validate data accuracy and completeness across systems
Days 61–90: Insight & Operating Rhythm
Make your data operational.
Deliver a unified Executive Dashboard that tells your company’s growth story
Establish a recurring “Metrics Meeting” rhythm with leadership
Build investor-ready snapshots, traction visuals, KPI summaries, and growth forecasts
Train internal teams to interpret and act on insights
Close the sprint with a roadmap for scaling analytics maturity
What You Get
The 90-Day Data Foundation Toolkit (included with every sprint) provides the systems and structure to sustain clarity long after delivery:
Metrics Dictionary Template — the definitive reference for every core KPI.
Executive Dashboard Framework — designed for visibility and simplicity.
KPI Alignment Workbook — connect business goals to measurable outcomes.
Investor Snapshot Template — summarize traction and unit economics with confidence.
Recommended Tech Stack Guide — analytics, data pipeline, and dashboard tools for early-stage companies.
Who It’s For
Founders and growth leaders preparing for their next stage, whether that’s a seed extension, Series A raise, or a disciplined push to profitability.
You’ll leave with:
Unified definitions for every metric that matters
Dashboards executives actually use
Confidence to discuss your data in investor and board meetings