Dashboards and KPIs · Track 1 · Tutorial 1 of 3

Use the built-in dashboards

Every group gets four dashboards without any setup: Main, Profitability, Asset and Debt Management. They read the same consolidated figures as the reports, so they are the quickest way to see how the month went.

You will needAn Administrator, Dashboard Admin, Report Admin or Report Viewer of Your Group, with the group consolidated for Oct-2026.
By the endEach built-in dashboard opened for Your Group in Oct-2026, and a comment left on one of its cards.

1Open a dashboard

  1. Select Your Group at the top of the left navigation.
  2. Open Dashboards → Main.
MainRevenue, Gross Profit, Net Profit and bank cards with a trend line; Revenue Trend and Net Profit Trend against last year; Revenue by Account and Expense by Account (top 5); Expenses Trend; Asset allocation.
ProfitabilityRevenue, Gross Profit, Gross Profit %, Net Profit and Net Profit % cards; an Executive Summary text card; Profitability trend; Revenue and Expense by Account; Margin Analysis; Profit & Loss Summary; Key Ratios.
AssetTotal Assets, Current Assets, Non Current Assets, Return on Assets, Current Ratio and Quick Ratio cards; Total Assets trend; Asset allocation; Current vs Non Current Assets; Asset Composition; Asset Movement.
Debt ManagementCurrent Ratio, Quick Ratio, Receivables Days and Debt Ratio cards; Accounts Payable trend; Total Liabilities Trend; Liabilities Composition; Liabilities Movement; Debt Summary; Top Liability Accounts.

In the demo group, Main shows a Sales by Customer table in place of Revenue by Account. Custom dashboards your group builds are listed under the four.

The Main dashboard for Your Group: the Dashboards menu listing Main, Profitability, Asset, Debt Management, a custom dashboard, Schedule and Custom; the header with the month Oct-2026, the comparison Current Month and the Edit, Export to PDF, Add to Insight Package, Dashboard Settings and Restore default icons; cards for Revenue, Gross Profit, Net Profit and Bank each with its own period selector, the Revenue Trend and Net Profit Trend charts, and the Revenue by Account and Expense by Account tables
The Dashboards menu (1), the month (2), the comparison for every card (3), the header icons (4), and a card’s own selector (5).

2Read the cards

KPI cardsThe figure for the month, with its change. The selector in the corner shows what the figure is: Current Month, YTD, or a comparison.
ChartsEach chart has its own period list, such as Last 12 Months. Click a name under a chart to hide that line or bar; Show all brings them back.
TablesRanked accounts, margins, ratios or movements for the month.
TextCommentary written for the month, such as the Executive Summary.

Cards load as you scroll down to them. Every figure can be clicked through to the accounts behind it — see Drill down from a widget to the figures.

3Use the header icons

EditOpens the dashboard in the editor. Administrators and Dashboard Admins only.
Export to PDFA PDF of the dashboard for the month shown.
Add to Insight PackageAdds the dashboard to an existing package, or to a new one you name. Administrators and Dashboard Admins only.
Dashboard SettingsThe colour palette of the charts, saved for the company. Administrators and Dashboard Admins only.
Restore defaultShown only once a built-in dashboard has been edited. It removes the company’s own copy, and every card on it, and brings the built-in one back.

Editing a built-in dashboard changes it for everyone on the company: the first save keeps the company’s own copy under the same name. On the Free edition that copy counts as your one custom dashboard.

4Comment on a card

  1. Right-click the Revenue card, and choose Add Comment.
  2. In Comment, type the note. Type @ and a name to mention a teammate.
  3. Click Add comment.

Check

A comment icon appears beside the card’s title. Hover over the comment icon to read the comment, with your name and when it was written.

5If something goes wrong

What you seeWhat to do
There is no subscription associated with you. Please add a subscription to continue.The subscription has been cancelled. Add a subscription on the Subscriptions page.
There is no Edit iconEditing needs Administrator or Dashboard Admin access.
Free Plan Limit Reached when you click EditThe Free edition’s one custom dashboard is already used. Subscribe, or delete the custom dashboard you no longer need.