The Real Cost of Manual Reporting (And What Reporting Automation Actually Fixes)
Someone pastes last month's numbers into this month's report by mistake.
Nobody notices until the leadership review. A number looks off. Three people spend the next two hours tracing it back through five spreadsheets.
By the time they find the error, the meeting has moved on. So has the decision that depended on that report.
This isn't a one-off. It's a Tuesday at
most companies still running reports through spreadsheets and manual handoffs.