Dashboard

Business dashboard and accounting exports

Revenue, footfall, average basket, over the period that matters to you. Clean export for your accountant, in the format they expect, with no manual reworking.

The numbers nobody ever looks at

Most businesses discover their numbers once a year, at the accountant's, when it's too late to do anything about them. Not out of neglect, but because pulling them together takes half a day.

A dashboard changes your relationship with the numbers: it's there when you open up, it fits on one screen, and it answers the only question that matters day to day. Is it going better than last month?

What it shows

• Revenue by period
• Footfall and appointments kept
• Average basket and trend
• Best-selling services or products
• New customers and repeat customers
• Comparison with the previous period
• Breakdown by person or location
• Export in the format your accountant expects

The export, where time gets lost

A dashboard that looks nice but can't be exported is only good for looking at. So we design the export first, asking your accountant which format they expect, rather than imposing our own.

The result: what used to take half a day of copying at the end of the quarter becomes a file you download.

Your numbers stay yours

Your business data doesn't go anywhere else. It lives in your tool, it exports when you decide, and it never feeds into some platform's statistics.

Frequently asked questions

Over what period can we look at the numbers?

Over whichever one you choose: the day, the week, the month, the year, or a custom range. The comparison with the previous period is shown alongside.

What format is the export in?

In whatever format your accountant asks for. We ask them before building it, which avoids back-and-forth afterwards.

Can we see the numbers by person?

Yes, and by location if you have several. Access to these views is limited to the roles you define.

Does the dashboard replace accounting software?

No. It measures your activity and prepares the numbers. Accounting stays your accountant's job.