Murprotec: financial dashboards that make the group's Excel files readable
Boldys AI turned Murprotec's treasury and reporting Excel files into two web dashboards, delivered 11 days after kickoff: no CRM or ERP connection, just a simple monthly upload.
Murprotec, a Belgian damp-proofing specialist, tracked its treasury and branch results in dense Excel files. Boldys AI delivered two web dashboards, group treasury and financial reporting, fed by a simple monthly upload of those files, with no connection to the CRM or the ERP.
Results
The problem
Murprotec tracks its performance in Excel files: a consolidated treasury file for the group and, every month, a profit and loss statement for each branch. These files are dense and do not allow a quick reading of the performance levers, especially for branch managers who are not finance people. Group treasury is rarely consulted outside of closing periods. The goal: make this information readable and actionable, without touching existing processes or systems.
The solution
Boldys AI scoped the need with the group's finance team during a kickoff workshop, then built a web platform with two dashboards. The Group Treasury dashboard consolidates cash indicators on one page: net position, breakdown by country, share of investments, change since the start of the year, monthly income and expenses, with PDF export. The Financial Reporting dashboard turns a branch's income statement into five visuals: revenue by product, gross margin with prior-year comparison, key ratios, cost structure and overall change. The existing Excel files remain the single source: one monthly upload, no connection to the CRM or the ERP. The POC was delivered 11 days after kickoff. In use, the client asked for calculation and display adjustments as well as a login with username and password, which were put into production within a few days.
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