Every number your business runs on, on one screen.

Halvard reads the events from your shop, tills, payments, stock and help desk, and turns them into one live dashboard for revenue, orders and operations.

4.8 from 640 reviews No card needed Data kept in the UK

Mill Road Homeware

3 sites · Updated 2 minutes ago

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Revenue, Last 30 days

Net revenue

£67,207

+13.1% against the previous period

Average order

£38.60

+3.9% against the previous period

Gross margin

51.5%

+1.1% against the previous period

Refunds

£1,411

−6.2% against the previous period

Revenue per day

This period Previous

Revenue by channel

  • Online shop£30,915
  • Shop counter£18,146
  • Wholesale£9,409
  • Marketplace£5,377
  • Subscriptions£3,360

Best sellers

ProductUnitsRevenuevs prior
Stoneware mug, sage231£4,167+12.4%
Linen tea towel, set of 2147£3,226+8.1%
Oak serving board60£2,755-2.3%
Enamel colander71£2,419+5.6%
Beeswax candle, tall139£1,949+19.2%

Switch between Revenue, Orders and Ops, and change the range. This is the dashboard every account starts with, shown here with a sample homeware shop's month.

Businesses using it
1,400
Kinds of tool
14
Minutes to set up
20

Which kind of business are you?

Halvard ships with starting dashboards for five kinds of business. Pick yours and the tiles, alerts and Monday email come set up for it.

All solutions
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Our story

Started behind a shop counter on Mill Road

Halvard's founders ran a homeware shop in Cambridge for three years. Every Monday one of them lost the morning copying numbers from the till, the web shop and the courier into a spreadsheet nobody trusted. In 2019 they built the tool they wanted instead.

Twenty-six people now, still in Cambridge, still answering support emails themselves.

Read the story

From sign-up to your first Monday report in 20 minutes

No consultant, no data team, no install. If you can log in to your shop, you can set this up.

  1. Connect your tools 10 min

    Sign in to your shop, till, payment processor or accounts and approve read-only access. Most tools take two minutes.

  2. Pick a starting dashboard 5 min

    Revenue, Orders and Ops come ready-made for your kind of business. Keep the tiles you want, delete the rest.

  3. Set one alert 3 min

    Choose the number you would want a phone call about. Halvard suggests a threshold from your own last eight weeks.

  4. Share the Monday view 2 min

    Invite the team, or send a read-only link. The digest email lands every Monday at 7am with last week on one page.

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What would Halvard cost your business?

You pay for events, the things that happen in your tools, not per chart or per dashboard. Move the sliders and the cheapest plan that fits is picked for you.

250,000

A shop with 4,000 orders a month, its payments and its shipping sends about 180,000 events.

5

Read-only share links are free and do not use a seat.

Your plan

Team

£39 a month

Included events
250,000
Extra events
0
Extra-event cost
£0.00
Seats included
10

Prices exclude VAT. Extra events are billed at the end of each month, and you can set a hard cap.

Talk to sales about Team Or start on Free, no card

Free, Team or Business

Every plan has the same three dashboards. What changes is how many events, how many people and how much history.

Plans compared: Free, Team and Business
Free £0 a month 10,000 events included Start free Team Most chosen £39 a month 250,000 events included Start a 14-day Team trial Business £149 a month 2,000,000 events included Book a demo
Usage
Events included a month 10,000 2,000,000
Extra events – £0.06 per 1,000
Seats 2 Up to 50
Data history 30 days 5 years
Dashboards
Connected tools 3 All 14 kinds
Revenue, orders and ops dashboards ✓ ✓
Custom metrics and targets – ✓
Multi-site and per-location views – ✓
Team
Threshold alerts by email and chat – ✓
Monday digest email ✓ ✓
Read-only share links – ✓
Single sign-on and audit log – ✓
Support Help centre Named contact, 4 working hours

Prices exclude VAT. Over 20 million events or 50 people? Ask for a quote

Measured in hours and pounds

We asked customers what changed after three months. These are their numbers, not ours.

4.8 out of 5 from 640 reviews

6 hrs

a week back

“Monday used to start with me exporting from four places into one spreadsheet. Now the numbers are in the email before I have my coat off, and the meeting is about what to do.”
Priya Natarajan, Operations leadHomeware shop, three sites

£18k

of stock-outs caught

“The low-cover alert fired on our best-selling flour three weeks before we would have noticed. Over a quarter that was eighteen thousand pounds of orders we did not have to turn away.”
Tom Ferrars, Managing directorBakery wholesaler

20 min

to close the month

“Month end took our finance manager two days of chasing timesheets. Now the margin by client is just there. We found one retainer we had been losing money on for a year.”
Joanna Beck, PartnerDesign studio, 18 people

What shipped lately

A new release most fortnights. The changelog says what changed; the journal says why.

  1. New v5.4

    Per-site views for multi-location businesses

    Every dashboard can now be split by site, with a roll-up view for directors.

  2. Improved v5.3

    Thresholds suggested from your own history

    New alerts now suggest a range based on the same weekday and hour over the last eight weeks.

  3. New v5.2

    Booking and appointment tools

    Bookings, cancellations, no-shows and deposits can be sent in by webhook.

  4. Improved v5.1

    Faster spreadsheet refresh on Business

    Spreadsheet ranges now refresh every 15 minutes on Business, up from hourly.

Full changelog

Data, security and billing, answered

Every question

Data

What Halvard reads, how often, and what it does with it.

What counts as an event?

One thing that happened in one of your tools: an order placed, a payment captured, a ticket opened, a row added to a sheet. A shop with 4,000 orders a month usually sends around 180,000 events once payments, stock and shipping are connected. Settings shows your count to date, every day.

How fresh are the numbers?

Tools that send webhooks — shops, tills, payment processors — arrive within a minute. Tools Halvard polls, such as accounting software and spreadsheets, refresh every hour on Team and every 15 minutes on Business.

Can I bring in numbers that only live in a spreadsheet?

Yes. Share the sheet, pick a named range and the column headers become metrics. Market-stall takings, staff hours and monthly targets are the usual ones.

Security

Where your data lives and who can see it.

Where is my data stored?

In data centres in London, encrypted at rest and in transit. Backups stay in the UK. We do not sell or share customer data, and we do not use it to train anything.

Does Halvard need write access to my tools?

No. Every connection asks for read-only access, and where a tool lets us choose, we ask for the narrowest scope that still works. Halvard cannot change an order, a price or a payment.

Can I control who sees revenue?

Yes. Each dashboard can be limited to named people. On Business you can sign in with your company identity provider, and every change to access or to a metric definition is written to an audit log.

Billing

Plans, events and what happens when you go over.

What happens if we go over our events?

On Team and Business, extra events are billed at the end of the month: £0.12 per 1,000 on Team, £0.06 on Business. We email you at 80% and 100% of your allowance, and you can set a hard cap so the bill never moves. Free stops counting at 10,000 until the next month.

Is there a contract?

No. Plans are monthly and you can cancel from settings. Pay annually and you get two months free; annual plans can be cancelled for a refund of the unused months.

Do you charge per seat?

No. Each plan includes a number of seats — 2, 10 or 50 — at no extra cost. Read-only share links do not use a seat at all.

Connect your first tool before lunch.

Start on Free with two seats and 10,000 events. Move to Team when the Monday meeting asks for more — your dashboards come with you.

The backs of three people in a meeting room looking at a large wall screen showing a sales line chart