Module 07 · The Scoreboard · $127
If your P&L is a feeling, this is your module.
P&L templates, commission structures, and KPI dashboards that make the money side of the business visible, to you and to the people who own the numbers.
Sound familiar?
Commission math lives in a spreadsheet only you understand. Month-end is an archaeology project.
What you get (and what it costs to build)
- Service-business P&L template with owner-operator views ~$1,000
- Commission structure models and split calculators ~$900
- KPI dashboard templates with named metric owners ~$850
- Weekly and monthly financial reporting cadence and agendas ~$500
- Data ownership map (who owns which number) ~$400
Operator build time: $3,650
$127
Roughly $3,650 of operator build time. The module: $127.
Launching soon · Waitlist open
First access, founding price.
The launch library is in final production. Waitlist members get in first, and lock the price shown before it goes up post-launch.
Installing more than one system? The Complete Bundle is $497 for all six modules.
What Tuesday looks like after
You open one dashboard and know how the month is going. So does your team, because they own the numbers now, not just you.
This module installs The Scoreboard, pillar 05 of the Origin OS. Ongoing updates to it live in The Origin Vault.
FAQ
Questions operators actually ask
I have a bookkeeper. Do I need this?
A bookkeeper records the past; the Scoreboard manages the present. This module gives you the dashboards, ownership map, and cadence that turn your bookkeeper’s output into weekly management data.
What format do the playbooks come in?
Installable templates and documents: ClickUp/Notion-ready structures, video walkthroughs, checklists, and SOP documents you can drop into your existing stack. Not a course. The artifact itself.
When does it launch?
The launch library is in final production now. Join the waitlist and you will get first access. Waitlist members see everything before it opens publicly.
Is this actually your weakest system?
Take the free Diagnostic first, it names the pillar that's capping you, so you buy the right fix.