Most reporting tells you what happened. It rarely tells you what is odd about it, and never tells you why. This recipe runs before the day starts, pulls the numbers, finds the things that do not fit the pattern, drills into each one for a cause, and sends a brief you can read on a phone. Not a dashboard you have to remember to open.
Pull, compare, investigate, then say something short.
Reads the numbers out of the systems that hold them, at the same time every morning.
Compares against the pattern rather than a fixed threshold, so it catches the unusual instead of the merely large.
Investigates each finding through the same tools a person would use, rather than just flagging the number.
Sends a short WhatsApp with what changed, what it found, and what it thinks you should look at.
The value is not the report. It is that somebody already looked into it.
An alert makes work. A brief that already contains the cause removes it.
The morning nobody has time to check the numbers is the morning it matters most.
Short enough to act on before you sit down, rather than a dashboard you open on Thursday.