Peekly is a business intelligence dashboard built inside NTJ. It pulls revenue, customers, churn signals, and cash flow projections into one live view, and sends a plain-English summary every Monday.
Most BI tools were built for analysts. Peekly is built for the person who runs the business — the numbers you check first thing in the morning, in one place.
Numbers come in from your NTJ tools and payment providers as they happen. No waiting for an overnight job. If a customer paid two minutes ago, you'll see it.
Cash flow 90 days out. Which customers are about to churn. When you'll run out of your top SKU. Reports look backward — Peekly also looks forward.
No SQL. No data-modelling. No "let's schedule a call with your data team." Peekly comes with the metrics small business owners actually check — and you can rename them in plain English.
Peekly reads from every N.T.J product out of the box, connecting straight to the databases behind them, and to the service APIs we already run alongside. Turn a source on and its numbers show up in seconds.
The main Peekly view. KPIs across the top, a live revenue trend, top products, customer segments, alerts that actually matter, and a forecast panel with what's coming next.
Not a list of buzzwords — the features you'd actually use, in language you'd actually say out loud.
Peekly watches trends in the background and pings you only when something actually matters.
A short, plain-English email every Monday morning: what moved last week, what to watch this week.
Cash flow 90 days out. Which customers are likely to churn. When your top SKU will run out. Grounded in your own numbers.
Drag any metric onto a canvas, drop a chart type on it, save the view. No SQL, no data model, no help required.
Any view exports cleanly to Excel, a printable PDF, or a Slack channel on a schedule. What you see is what they get.
Every metric names itself in plain English. Every chart tells you what it means. No data-science degree required.
Peekly brings the numbers worth watching into one calm view. Walk through the interactive demo, or see how the technology we build supports the marketing work we do for clients.
One place to see what's really happening across your business, pulled from the tools you already run.
Every number from the connected NTJ tools lands on one screen, updated as it happens.
Pin the handful of metrics your team actually checks and arrange them the way you think.
Plot any metric as a line, bar, pie, or area chart, whichever reads most clearly.
Get a quiet heads-up when revenue dips or a churn signal shows up, before it becomes a surprise.
See where your cash is likely to sit over the next 90 days, based on your real inflows and outflows.
Peekly flags the accounts drifting toward cancellation so you can reach out while it still matters.
A short summary of what moved last week lands in your inbox before you've finished your coffee.
Build a report around the questions your team keeps asking and save it to reuse.
Send any view out as a spreadsheet, a PDF, or a message straight into a Slack channel.
Connect Stripe, Google Analytics, and the databases behind each product so every source sits in one view.
Watch signups, payments, and cancellations roll in as a running stream of what's happening now.
Peekly notices when a number moves in a way it usually doesn't and points it out to you.
Instead of opening Stripe, Google Analytics, and three product dashboards, the founder checks a single Peekly view over coffee. Anything unusual from the day before is already flagged at the top.
The customer team watches the churn-risk list each week and reaches out to accounts that have gone quiet. Because the signal arrives ahead of the renewal date, there is still time to have the conversation.
The Monday briefing email goes to everyone, so sales, support, and ops start the week looking at the same figures. When someone wants more detail, the underlying report exports straight to Slack.
This technology was developed inside NTJ to support marketing operations, automation, analytics, and client delivery. Availability may vary depending on the product and use case.
Some NTJ technologies are used internally, some are made available to selected clients, and others may be released publicly. This technology is not the primary service offered by NTJ — our core focus is helping businesses achieve measurable growth through better marketing.