ServicesReporting and Analytics

Reports and dashboards across Sugar, Epicor Kinetic, and AI. See sales and operations in one place.

  • Epicor Platinum Partner
  • SugarAI Premier Partner
  • 100s of Epicor and Sugar implementations across the Americas

Each product reports well on its own data. Nobody reports across both unless the data is connected and someone builds the report. TCP builds the connection, builds the reports, and adds a plain-language layer so your team can ask a question instead of filing a request.

Who this is for

  • Sales leaders who want forecasts built on invoiced revenue, not just opportunities.
  • Finance leaders who want CRM and ERP numbers to match.
  • Operations leaders who want order status and customer data on one screen.
  • Executives who want to ask a question and get an answer without waiting for IT.

What the vendor gives you, and what TCP adds

Sugar and Epicor give youTCP adds
Reports on their own dataReports that combine both
Report buildersThe reports built, tested, and scheduled
Dashboards per productOne executive dashboard across sales and operations
Their AI featuresFluent's plain-language questions across both systems

Where the data comes from and where it goes

Two sources, four ways to see the data, the people who use it. The connector is what makes the middle possible.

Sources

Sugar

Pipeline, accounts, cases

Epicor Kinetic

Orders, invoices, AR, capacity

The connector

Fluent connector

One reconciled data layer

How you see it

Sugar reports and dashboards

BAQs and Kinetic dashboards

sales-i, Grow and FP&A

Fluent plain-language questions

Who reads it

Sales, finance, operations, leadership

What TCP builds

Sales

  • Pipeline against invoiced revenue, side by side.
  • Quote conversion: which quotes became orders, how fast, and which did not.
  • Account health: order frequency, last order, overdue balance.
  • Territory goals and progress.

Finance

  • AR aging by rep, territory, or account.
  • Revenue by customer across both systems, reconciled.
  • Collections views the sales team can see too.

Operations

  • Order status by customer.
  • Late orders and why.
  • Capacity and load.
  • Maintenance history by machine.

Leadership

  • One executive dashboard: bookings, shipments, invoices, AR, pipeline. Refreshed daily.

The tools and the patterns TCP builds most

For Sugar

The tools and the patterns TCP builds most

  • Sugar reports and dashboards, built to the sales leader's Monday morning.
  • sales-i: sales analytics on ERP transaction data. Who bought X but not Y. Which accounts are slipping.
  • Forecast subpanels driven by invoices, so the forecast shows what shipped.
  • Territory goal tracking: goals set once, progress visible every day.
  • Collections views: overdue invoices on the account record.

For Epicor Kinetic

Which tool for what

  • A daily operational list: BAQ and Kinetic dashboard.
  • Trend analysis for managers: Epicor Grow.
  • Budgets and financial planning: Epicor FP&A.
  • Sales analytics on ERP data: sales-i.
  • A question nobody built a report for: Fluent plain-language questions.

For AI agents

Ask the ERP and CRM in plain words

  • Which customers ordered less this quarter than last?
  • What is our overdue AR by rep?
  • How many open orders ship this week for the Midwest?

This replaces most ad-hoc report requests to IT. TCP sets it up, defines what data it may read, and trains the team.

A report is only as good as the connection behind it. If Sugar and Kinetic disagree on who the customer is, the combined report is wrong. TCP fixes the connection first.

Proof

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Once the systems are connected, invoices sit on the Sugar account record and Sugar reports can use them. Forecasts can show shipped revenue next to pipeline.

sales-i is sales analytics on ERP transaction data, built for reps and sales managers: who bought what, where the gaps are. Grow is broader analytics across the ERP for managers in any department. Many companies use both.

Yes, through Fluent. Plain-language questions, answered from Kinetic and Sugar data, with the results shareable. TCP sets up what data it may read.

If the data is already connected, days to a couple of weeks. If it is not, the connection comes first. TCP quotes a fixed price per dashboard or report.

Yes. That is most of what this page is about. It requires the connection between Sugar and Kinetic.

TCP does, under a block of support hours. Field changes, new products, new territories: the reports get updated.

Send TCP the report you cannot get today

Describe it in a sentence or two. TCP will tell you what it takes to build it, whether the data is already there, and a fixed price.

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