Quantity or Frequency
Record the number of occurrences, such as defects, complaints or other repeated causes.
Capture root causes as performance is reported, aggregate them into live Pareto analysis and help teams focus on the vital few causes that matter most.
Preferred future visual: polished Pareto chart with ranked root causes, cumulative curve and supporting quantity, commentary, time-loss and cost information.
Root causes can be entered directly from the dashboard or Bowler Chart, or through the simple KPIConnect© root-cause capture panel. This puts cause information closer to the people, activity and moment where the performance result occurred.
Record the number of occurrences, such as defects, complaints or other repeated causes.
Add the context needed to explain what happened and make the cause understandable to others.
Where useful, record operational time lost and add commentary explaining the impact.
Capture cost impact and commentary when management wants to prioritize causes financially.
Preferred future visual: simple Connect-user panel showing root-cause quantity/frequency, commentary, time loss and financial loss fields.
The Bowler Chart shows the root-cause count for the reporting period being reviewed. One click opens the Pareto analysis for that period, keeping the management conversation connected to the KPI that triggered it.
Review the resultSee actual performance against the target in the Bowler.
Open root causesClick the root-cause count for the selected reporting period.
Focus the discussionUse the Pareto to identify the causes contributing most to the result.
Preferred future visual: an underperforming KPI row with its root-cause count highlighted beside the Pareto opened from that count.
Preferred future visual: Pareto report with filters demonstrating different date ranges, sites and teams.
Although Pareto is easiest to access directly from the Bowler period being reviewed, managers can build the analysis across the timeframe and organizational scope required for the question at hand.
Teams use Pareto reporting across safety, quality, reliability and service performance, giving managers a common language for discussing what is driving underperformance.
Capture Good Save information consistently and use the emerging patterns to guide training, inspection and improvement activity.
Aggregate recurring quality causes so management can focus attention on the issues appearing most often.
Understand recurring causes behind downtime, timeliness problems and missed operational commitments.
One pharmaceutical client used Presto to support a global safety enhancement program centered on Good Saves as a lead KPI. Team leaders captured the underlying information through the root-cause process and reviewed it through Bowler reporting.
Where Good Save activity was insufficient, action plans were captured directly from the Bowler, commonly covering training, inspections and productivity analysis. The performance conversation could therefore move naturally from Result → Cause → Action.
Enterprise customers can work with an experienced Presto practitioner to establish a practical root-cause reporting framework and teach team leaders how to sustain it themselves.
Capture the evidence as performance happens, then let the same information feed the management conversation.
By the time the chart reaches management, context can be lost and the process depends heavily on individual analysts and local spreadsheets.
The same root-cause information can move from frontline capture to Pareto analysis and management reporting within one governed source of truth.
Give teams a simple way to capture what happened and give managers the Pareto insight to decide where to act.