Tickets next to revenue next to who is on vacation. Nobody wires up an API, nobody exports a CSV, and you don’t need a technical team, because every app already lives on one platform with one set of records and one permission model.
In a normal stack, one dashboard across five tools is an integration project: API keys, connectors, sync jobs, a BI tool, and someone to keep it all alive. On Cordango every app is born on the same data core with the same permission model. A widget that spans apps is just a view on data that is already in one place.
Cordango apps do not simply sit next to each other. They belong to the same company system. Win a deal in the CRM and the delivery project is already there, knowing the customer, the deal owner and the responsible team. Approved leave shows up in project planning without connecting two separate products.
That is what makes the dashboard cheap. Other platforms let a builder integrate applications, and the dashboard is the reward at the end of that work. Here shared company context is the default, so the dashboard is a consequence of how the platform is built rather than a project of its own.
Which trial customers have an overdue invoice. Which projects are at risk while the lead is on vacation. Which big accounts opened tickets this week. None of those questions belongs to one app, which is exactly why they are the hard ones to answer in a normal stack. Describe the widget in plain words and it pulls from every app it needs.
Describe the widget in plain words, or pick the fields yourself. No query language, no data modeling.
Because every app shares one data model, the widget can reach across all of them. Nothing to connect first.
Pin it for yourself or your team. Every viewer sees only the records their permissions allow, automatically.
Your dashboard is yours. Two people can watch the same company from completely different angles without either of them seeing a record they shouldn’t.
How personal views work →
| Cordango | BI tool + connectors | Spreadsheet exports | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Combine data from several apps | ✓ | ✓ | ~ |
| Built by the people who need it | ✓ | ✗ | ~ |
| Data is live | ✓ | ~ | ✗ |
| Respects each user’s permissions | ✓ | ~ | ✗ |
| Setup and maintenance needed | none | connectors, modeling, licenses | copy-paste every week |
✓ built in · ~ possible with extra work · ✗ not really
A BI stack is the right tool for deep analytics. For “show me the company on one screen”, it is a lot of machinery for a job the platform can just do.
Watch Cordango build an app from a description and put a cross-app widget on the dashboard, live, in about 30 minutes.