Line graphs · Team & employee reporting · The Wall

Watch the slant.
Manage accordingly.

One number, tracked over time, on a clean line — nothing else. Your team logs it, your employees report it without ever creating an account, and every graph you choose lands together on The Wall, built to sit on a screen in the room where decisions actually happen.

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Unlimited graphs, every business
Unlimited employees, no per-seat fee
$15/mo per business
graphs & employees included
Floor Sales · Daily
▲ 12.4%
Today
142
units sold
vs last week
+12.4%
trending up
Last 14 daysTarget: 130
Jul 8Jul 21
142
128
Show on The Wall
New entry
Sarah just reported142
Floor Sales · no login needed
$15/mo
Flat rate per business.
Unlimited graphs come with it.
Unlimited
Employees who report numbers.
No per-person fee, ever.
1
Line per graph.
The slant is the whole story.
Built for real trend-watching

Whoever's watching the number,
BoomLines keeps it plain.

Built for anyone who checks a number regularly and needs to know if it's headed the right way — not a full BI suite, not a spreadsheet nobody opens.

Multi-location owners
Compare every location's numbers on one wall
Ops & floor managers
Track daily numbers without opening a spreadsheet
Sales teams & reps
Each rep reports their own number, no login required
Agencies & consultants
Run the wall for every client business, one login
Franchise groups
$15 flat per business, unlimited under each
Coaches & studio owners
Track attendance, revenue, or bookings at a glance
How it works

Create a graph.
Let the numbers arrive.

One graph tracks one number over one interval, set once when you create it. Everything after that — who logs it, how they're reminded, and where it shows up — runs on its own.

1
Create a graph

Name it, pick a unit, and choose how often it's tracked — hourly through yearly. Add a target line if you've got one. It's set once; a different granularity means a new graph.

2
Bring in your team

Managers get full control over graphs and targets. Data-entry team members just log numbers — that's a separate permission, not bundled in. Add employees who don't need a login at all, just a personal link to report one number.

3
Numbers come in on their own

Reminder emails follow each graph's own interval — a daily graph asks daily, a monthly one asks monthly. If someone owes numbers on more than one graph at once, it's a single combined email, not five.

4
Watch the wall

Every graph you choose to show lands together on a black canvas built to run on a monitor for hours. Filter by group, person, area, date range, or resolution, and it reflows.

The Wall
Live
Group: Sales
Area: Retail
This month
Floor Sales
142
New Signups
38
Avg. Ticket
$64
Returns %
3.1%
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The Wall

A black canvas,
built to run for hours.

The Wall is a single view where every graph you've chosen hangs together, like framed charts in an office — meant for glancing, not clicking through one at a time. It's a shareable link with a long, non-guessable token, and the owner decides per-link whether it's open to anyone who has it or locked behind a password. Nothing here touches the sign-in you use for the rest of BoomLines — the link works on its own.

On the wall

Any graph you switch on appears in the grid, filterable by stat group, person, area, date range, and resolution.

  • Re-aggregates on the fly — a daily graph can show as a weekly or monthly rollup on the wall without changing how it's stored
  • Sums or averages per graph, whichever fits the metric
  • Reflows into the grid as filters change
Kept off

Any graph can stay private — it never appears on a wall link, even one that's public or password-protected.

  • A single per-graph switch, on by default, yours to flip
  • Internal numbers stay internal even if a link gets shared further than intended
  • Print and personal share links are separate and unaffected
Reporting, without the login

Just their number.
Nothing else.

Employees report one number a week — or however often their graph asks — without ever creating an account. No password to remember, no app to install, no training required.

1
You send a link

Every employee gets a personal, unguessable token — the same category of link as a payment link or a shared doc. No seat, no per-person fee.

2
They open it and type a number

The report page shows just what's due — one field, one submit button. It works the same on a phone as it does on a desktop.

3
A reminder finds them automatically

The cadence matches their graph's own interval. If more than one number is due at once, it's a single combined email — never a flood of separate ones.

Weekly report
/report/9f3a…
Sarah — Floor Sales
142
units this week
Submit number
No account. No password.
Just the number, once a week.
Everything else

The rest of the toolkit,
built the same narrow way.

No bar charts, no pie charts, no dashboard full of widgets. Just the pieces that make a line graph actually useful to run a business on.

Targets & goal lines

Set a target once and see a dashed reference line on every chart, so above-or-below-plan is obvious without reading a single number.

Print-ready, either orientation

Landscape or portrait, sized for the page, with a custom Y-axis range if the default scale doesn't fit — clean enough to hand to a room.

Calendar-aware tracking

Mark work days per graph so closed days never read as missing, and mark breaks — a holiday, a closure — so the line connects cleanly across them.

Two-level team permissions

Who can manage graphs and set targets, and who can only log or fix numbers, are two separate switches — not one bundled role.

Editable history & CSV export

Fix a mistake on any past entry, with a lightweight audit log of who changed what. Export any graph's full history whenever you need it.

Every interval, set once

Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly — chosen when you create the graph. Need a different granularity later? Start a new graph.

Per-graph share links

Enable a link for a single graph and get its own black-background public view, with its own date range and print button — separate from the full wall.

Drag-to-reorder statistics

Arrange your graphs the way you actually scan them. The order you set carries through to the wall's grid layout too.

Every business, one login

Run BoomLines for as many businesses as you like without juggling separate accounts — $15 per business, all under one sign-in.

The alternatives

Not a BI suite.
Not a spreadsheet.

A full analytics platform buries the trend in dashboards nobody built for your business. A spreadsheet has no visual read at a glance and nobody remembers to update it. BoomLines does the one thing in between.

What's includedBoomLinesBI suiteSpreadsheet
Set up in minutes, not a training session
A visual read at a glance, no chart-building
Employees report without a seat or login
Reminders that match each metric's own cadence
A wall built to run on a screen for hours
Flat rate per business, no per-seat fees
Pricing clarity

One flat rate.
Every business.

No feature matrix, no per-seat math, no "contact sales." $15 a month gets one business unlimited graphs, unlimited team members, and unlimited employees. Run five businesses and it's $15 each — nothing changes about what's included.

BoomLines
Per business, billed monthly
$15/month
Cancel anytime · no setup fee
Unlimited graphs
Unlimited team members
Unlimited employee reporters
The Wall + unlimited share links
Automatic reminder emails
CSV export & audit history
Print, custom scale & targets
Manage every business, one login
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How it scales
Same $15, every business
1 business
$15/mo
3 businesses
$45/mo
10 businesses
$150/mo
However many businesses you run, it's always $15 each — no tiers, no feature gates, no separate "team" plan to upgrade into.
FAQ

Common questions.

What exactly is a "graph" here?

One number, tracked over one time interval, drawn as a single clean line — no bar charts, no pie charts, no dashboard of widgets. You pick a name, an optional unit, an interval (hourly through yearly), and an optional target when you create it. The interval is set once; a different granularity means creating a new graph.

What's the difference between a team member and an employee?

Team members have a real account and one of two permissions: managing graphs and targets, or entering and fixing values — set as two separate switches, not one bundled role. Employees don't have an account at all — they get a personal, unguessable link and use it to report one number on whatever schedule their graph calls for. Both are unlimited on every business.

How do the automatic reminder emails work?

Each employee is reminded on their graph's own cadence — daily graphs prompt daily, monthly graphs prompt monthly. If someone has more than one graph due at the same time, they get one combined email rather than a separate message for each.

What is The Wall?

A single page where every graph you've switched on for it hangs together on a black canvas, laid out in a grid — built to sit open on a monitor for hours, not to be clicked through one chart at a time. It's reached through its own shareable link, separate from your regular sign-in.

Can I password-protect a wall link?

Yes. Each wall link can be fully public to anyone who has it, or locked behind a password you set. You can also keep individual graphs off the wall entirely with a per-graph switch, regardless of how the link itself is secured.

Do employees need to download anything or sign in?

No. Their link opens a simple page with just their number to report — no app, no password, no account setup. It works the same from a phone as from a desktop.

How does pricing work if I run more than one business?

It's $15 per business per month, and every business gets unlimited graphs, unlimited team members, and unlimited employees. Manage as many businesses as you like from a single BoomLines login — the rate just adds up per business, nothing else changes.

Can I export my data?

Yes. Every graph has a CSV export of its full history, and edits to past entries are kept in a lightweight audit log so you can see who changed what and when.

What happens to closed days or holidays in a graph?

Mark a period as a break — a holiday, a closure, a day with no shift — and it's excluded from tracking entirely rather than counted as missing. On the chart, the line connects cleanly across it instead of showing a gap or dropping to zero.

No per-seat fees · No feature gates · Cancel anytime

Put your numbers
on the wall.

One line per number, a team that logs it, employees who report without logging in, and a wall that shows it all.

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$15/business, flat  ·  Unlimited graphs & employees  ·  Cancel anytime