Halden

Personal finance

How Halden turned a day of weekly reporting into ten minutes

Halden's product team spent every Monday building the same report. Now they ask Facet and spend the day on what the report says.

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Industry

Personal finance

Team size

140 people

Result

10 min

to review the weekly report, down from a day to build it

Halden helps 400,000 people plan their monthly budget. Every Monday its product team rebuilt the same report by hand: signups, linked bank accounts, budgets created and budgets kept.

The problem

The report took a full day of an analyst's time, and by the time it was ready, the questions it raised had to wait another week.

What changed

Halden connected its warehouse to Facet in an afternoon. The weekly report is now a board of saved answers that refresh on their own, and product managers ask follow-up questions directly.

The result

The report takes ten minutes to review instead of a day to build. The analyst who built it now works on pricing research.

We used to queue product questions for the data team every Monday. Now whoever asks gets the answer before standup ends.

Maya Lindqvist

Head of Product, Halden

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