Every week a producer generates more information than they ever get to see: who visits their pages, who scans the QR on a label, and who asks about a product. Databilidad's reports for food producers pull all of that into a single dashboard that updates itself, so you know what people are looking at without chasing paper or opening ten programs at once.
What reports for food producers give you
Databilidad was born in Extremadura with a simple idea: order first, story later. When the records are in place, the story tells itself. But that order is useless if nobody looks at it. So we built a report that asks nothing extra of you: it reads the activity on your public pages and sums it up in figures you grasp at a glance.
The dashboard answers concrete questions. How many people have visited your pages this month? How many times has each product's QR been scanned? How many contacts have you received, and about which product? The point is not to pile up pretty charts, but to hand you the next useful action. It is technology born in the field, meant to be used in a hurry and on poor signal.
What matters is that the panel speaks your language, not a web-analytics dashboard's. No cryptic acronyms, no empty columns: you see how many people came in, how many scans you got and which product is getting the attention. Open the app with gloves on, mid-task, and it is still readable.
What reports for food producers actually show
The heart of the dashboard is four blocks anyone understands without a manual:
- Visits: how many people have opened your public pages, and when.
- QR scans: how many times each label's code has been scanned.
- Contacts received: the questions arriving from your public pages.
- Products by visits: your published products, ranked by the ones getting the most attention.
Where the data comes from
Here is the key: the reports are not filled in by hand. They come from the real activity on your Origen Visible pages: every time someone visits a page, scans a QR or leaves a contact, that signal reaches the dashboard without you lifting a finger. There is no double entry and nobody copying data from one sheet to another.
The report invents nothing: it orders what your public page already generates and tells you where to go next. That is the difference between having data and understanding it.
Built to decide, not to decorate
A dashboard earns its keep when it changes what you do on Monday morning. So every figure points to a concrete action: if a product gets a lot of visits but few contacts, it may need a better photo or a fuller page. If a QR is barely scanned, the label may need more visibility.
For a small farm, this is time recovered: you stop searching and start deciding. For a cooperative or a high-volume business, it is a way to see at a glance which products genuinely interest the buyer, something the grocery trade values more and more, as sector bodies like AECOC point out.
And as in everything we do, a named person stands behind it, just as we tell in the story of how Databilidad's product background for Extremadura livestock farmers began.
Start seeing your work clearly
If you have gone this long not knowing who looks at your products, the report is the mirror that was missing. See how Origen Visible turns every visit into a figure you understand in Origen Visible.
Frequently asked questions
What does the report show?
It shows the visits to your public pages, QR scans, contacts received, and your published products ranked by visits. All in a dashboard that updates itself and that you can read at a glance, with no training needed.
Where does the data come from?
It comes from the real activity on your Origen Visible pages: visits, QR scans and contacts. Nothing is filled in by hand: the report reads that activity and sums it up, with no double entry.
