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Finance Insights Overview
Dashboards & KPIs
Cash Flow & Forecasting
Customer & Vendor Analytics
Performance & Profitability
Audit & Compliance Screens

KPI Dashboards

Key Performance Indicators

KPI Formula What It Tells You
RevenueSum of invoiced sales (current period)Top-line growth.
Gross ProfitRevenue – Cost of Goods SoldProduct profitability.
Net ProfitRevenue – All ExpensesOverall business profitability.
Gross Margin %(Gross Profit / Revenue) × 100Pricing and cost efficiency.
Operating Expenses Ratio(OpEx / Revenue) × 100Cost control effectiveness.
Current RatioCurrent Assets / Current LiabilitiesShort-term liquidity.
Days Sales Outstanding(AR / Revenue) × 365Average collection time.
Days Payable Outstanding(AP / COGS) × 365Average payment time.
Inventory TurnoverCOGS / Avg Inventory ValueHow fast inventory sells.

Customizing the Dashboard

  • Click the Edit button (pencil icon) on any KPI card.
  • Change the Period: Today, This Week, This Month, This Quarter, This Year, Custom Range.
  • Change Comparison: Show vs previous period, vs budget.
  • Target: Set a target value. KPI turns green/red based on attainment.
  • Drill Down: Click any KPI to see the underlying transactions.

Chart Types

Charts on the dashboard can be:

  • Line Chart – Trends over time.
  • Bar Chart – Compare categories.
  • Pie Chart – Revenue/expense distribution.
  • Gauge – Single KPI vs target.
  • Table – Detailed list view.

Financial Ratios & Multi-Year Comparison

The Financial Ratios screen calculates the standard set (liquidity, leverage, efficiency, profitability ratios) in one place instead of building them manually in a spreadsheet. Multi-Year Comparison and Three-Statement View lay out several years of Balance Sheet/P&L/Cash Flow side by side for trend spotting.

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