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How to read Finances

Read the overview for expenses, profitability, sales tax, team hours, top customers, and jobs that need attention.

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For: Owner, Admin

Before you start

  • Confirm you are in Finances before comparing amounts.
  • Use period filters only when you need to review another month.
  • Do not press Save, Export CSV, or Send when you are only reviewing information.

1. Review the main indicators

  1. Open Finances from the sidebar.
  2. Read the top cards from left to right: expenses, profitability, sales tax, and team hours.
  3. Compare the visible period before making decisions. In the screenshot, the data is for the current month.
Finances dashboard with expenses, profitability, sales tax, hours, top customers, and attention

2. Use Top customers to review revenue by customer

  1. In Top customers, review name, jobs, revenue, and profit margin.
  2. Use View all when you need the dedicated table.
  3. If a customer is missing, check whether the job or invoice belongs to the right period.

3. Work through operational items

  1. The Needs attention section summarizes late jobs, jobs ready to complete, or jobs that need invoicing.
  2. Open the row only when you are ready to review those jobs.
  3. After resolving jobs or invoices, return to Finances to confirm the numbers changed.

Statuses and options you may see

Expenses this month

Means: Total expenses recorded in the visible month.

Next step: Open the card when you need vendor or category details.

Profitability

Means: Summary of revenue, expenses, labor, and profit.

Next step: Use it to understand whether the period is profitable.

Sales tax pending

Means: Sales tax still pending review with your accountant.

Next step: If an amount appears, review sales tax before reporting.

Team hours

Means: Technician time recorded during the period.

Next step: Review hours if labor does not match expectations.

Needs attention

Means: Jobs that need operational review.

Next step: Open them before closing the month.