See what drives revenue and margin.
Compounder follows revenue and gross profit down to customer, product and market — and shows what has changed since last period. The same analysis in the platform or in Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot.
- August41.2%
- Freight, Sverige AB−1.7 pp
- Discounts, three customers−0.9 pp
- Product mix+0.3 pp
- Price−0.3 pp
- September38.6%
| Customer | Revenue | vs last year |
|---|---|---|
| Bergkvist Bygg AB | SEK 14.2m | +6% |
| Norrsken Handel AB | SEK 11.8m | −18% |
| Fjällhem AB | SEK 9.4m | +3% |
| Kustlinjen AB | SEK 7.1m | +11% |
From revenue to what lies behind it.
The analysis rests on the same data as the reports: the books, the invoices and the systems you have connected. Nothing is exported, nothing is pasted together in Excel.
Customers
Who is growing and who is slipping
Your largest customers, customer concentration, first and latest purchase — and which customers are buying less.
Margin
Price, volume and mix
See how price, volume and product mix move gross profit, period over period.
Profitability
Contribution by customer and product
Contribution margin in several steps, so you see what customers and products actually leave behind.
Markets
Countries, markets and currencies
Sales by country and market, and how currencies affect the numbers.
Suppliers
Purchasing and dependencies
Purchases per supplier across the companies, and where you depend on just a few.
Companies
Company against company
Compare revenue, margin and growth between companies in the same structure.
Ask the question as you would ask an analyst.
Ask in Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot and get answers based on the company's actual data — with the numbers behind the answer.
Every figure is traceable
From the analysis down to account, invoice and voucher.
The same definitions everywhere
Revenue, gross profit and margin are calculated the same way in every company and every AI tool.
Structured by Data Architect →
Products, customers and brands from different systems are merged into one shared structure.
See what drives your business.
Connect your company and ask the first question about your customers, products and margins.