Showcase
The interfaces below are concept demonstrations built with synthetic data and generic business rules. They illustrate the kinds of systems ETZ Logic designs. They are not client screenshots, and every name and number is invented.
Each one below is live on this page. Interact with it, or open it full screen.
Shows a member which requirement is binding and where new volume should go, then explains why. Concept demo with synthetic data.
What it solves. Members cannot tell which requirement is holding their next rank, or where new volume should go.
Every event carries one clear action, and every action is attributed to the teammate who took it. Concept demo with synthetic data.
What it solves. Leaders lose people in the gap between joining and getting started, and teammates contact the same person twice.
Enrollments, rank movement, subscription health, and weekly volume in one keyed view. Activity and volume only, by design. Concept demo with synthetic data.
What it solves. Executives and master distributors need the company story in one view without logging into the admin system, and without dollar figures on a shareable screen.
Three further tools are fully specified. The diagrams below show the intended layout, not a screenshot.
A live deadline, two clear goals, and a plain-language note on what counts. Concept demo with synthetic data.
What it solves. New members cannot tell whether they are on track for a time-limited starter bonus, and sponsors cannot see who is close to earning it.
Which weeks are inside the window, how much sits in each, and what drops off next. Concept demo with synthetic data.
What it solves. Members do not understand why an older order stopped counting toward their rolling qualification window.
Every order in a team for the period, with role, sponsor, volume, and the next recurring date, and no dollar amounts by design. Concept demo with synthetic data.
What it solves. Leaders cannot see who on their team ordered this period, and which orders were placed by customers versus members.
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