Empiraa

Empiraa GPS for COOs and GMs

Turn the plan into a weekly operating rhythm.

Empiraa GPS gives COOs, general managers and operations directors the rhythm to deliver the plan: an owner for every priority, check-ins before every meeting, and a live view of what is behind across teams and sites.

  • Set up with your plan
  • Unlimited users
  • 30-day pilot
The Empiraa GPS meetings screen with a live meeting, today’s schedule and tabs for history, agenda templates and the agenda creator

The challenge

The CEO sets the direction. You make it happen, every week.

Operations leaders carry the plan into the business. Without a shared rhythm, that means chasing, repeating and finding problems late.

What gets in the way

Priorities without owners

Work agreed by the team slips because no one person owns it.

Meetings full of updates

The leadership meeting becomes a status round instead of a decision forum.

Teams and sites vary

Each team reports differently, so comparing them takes work.

Ideas from the floor get lost

Good improvement ideas have nowhere to go.

How GPS helps

A rhythm that runs the plan for you.

GPS for the COO

An owner for every priority

Map teams and sites in the Accountability Chart. See open roles, overloaded leaders and who owns each goal.

See the Accountability Chart

The Empiraa GPS Accountability Chart with owners, departments, an open position and an overloaded leader flagged

Blockers before the meeting

Each leader checks in with good news, blockers and topics. Blockers become issues for the leadership team to decide.

See meetings and check-ins

An Empiraa GPS check-in with good news, a blocker and a discussion topic, each able to be raised as an issue

Every objective against pace

See each objective’s progress against where it should be today, with its actions, notes and history, and update it in seconds.

See goals and KPIs

An Empiraa GPS objective showing progress against expected pace, off track status, tabs for forecast, actions, notes and files, and quick actions

Continuous improvement, built in

Collect ideas from every team on the Improvement Plan, and move the best from review to implemented.

See the Improvement Plan

The Empiraa GPS Continuous Improvement Plan board with ideas, votes and comments, and columns from review to implemented

What you get

Tools for the person who runs the week.

What the COO gets

Your week with GPS

Four steps, every week.

The week

  1. Check-ins come in

    Leaders share good news, blockers and topics before the meeting.

  2. Review the timeline

    See which goals and objectives are behind pace across teams and sites.

  3. Decide the issues

    Work through the blockers and topics raised, as a team.

  4. Leave with actions

    Every decision becomes an action with an owner and a due date.

Questions

Questions COOs ask.

Will GPS work with our existing meeting rhythm?

Yes. Use your own agenda and cadence, whether that is a weekly leadership meeting, a monthly review or a quarterly planning day.

Can site and team leaders update from their phones?

Yes. The iPhone app handles updates and check-ins.

How do we see which teams are behind?

Filter the timeline by overdue, off track, on track, started or not started, and see each goal’s owner beside it. See the timeline.

Does GPS replace our operational systems?

No. Keep the systems that run daily operations. GPS runs the business plan, and your systems can send KPI values into it through the API. See the API.

Can we try it first?

Yes. We run 30-day pilots with one leadership team, using your real plan. We agree the pilot terms with you in the demo. See how pricing and pilots work.

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See the operations view in 15 minutes.

Book a 15-minute demo. No preparation needed.

15-minute demo

See GPS on a plan like yours.

  • Your strategy as goals with owners and live status
  • A board or leadership report written from live data
  • How ANI flags priorities before they stall

No preparation needed. Bring your questions on rollout, security and pricing.