Headline measures
Occupancy compares to the operating plan for the period. Funnel measures compare to the prior comparable period.
Inquiry and move-in trend
Twelve months to September 2026. Bars are qualified inquiries, the line is move-ins across the selected scope.
Where the deposits come from
Ranked by deposits in the selected scope. Share of deposits adds to 100% of the filtered total.
| Residence or center | Units | Occupied | Occupancy | Inquiries | Tours | Deposits | Share |
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Campus and eligibility map
The seven places a resident can live or recover at Falcons Landing, drawn as the campus, with the two eligibility routes feeding them. Building fill is occupancy. Ribbon width is deposits.
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Automation candidates
Three jobs on this campus that a nightly pipeline can do instead of a person. Hours are illustrative for a campus of this size.
Nightly continuum roll-up
Replaces the Monday morning spreadsheet that is rebuilt by hand from the independent living pipeline, the admissions log and the census sheet before the leadership meeting.
Eligibility route tagging
Replaces manual coding of each new inquiry as open-to-all or service-connected, which today happens in a free text note and cannot be counted.
Stalled inquiry sweep
Replaces reading the pipeline list to find who went quiet, by flagging every inquiry past its expected next-step date and routing it to the right phone number.
All three run on the same nightly job that feeds this board, so none of them adds a system for your team to log into. Hours are illustrative.