Dashboards the practice assembles
Draggable, resizable widgets with tabs of their own.
A dashboard built once serves the whole client base, because the formulas speak of the canonical chart and not of one client's account.
Everything a widget shows comes from a formula you can open and read.
Draggable, resizable widgets with tabs of their own.
They come ready, with their lines defined. The other tabs are the ones you add.
“Gross margin” is defined once and used anywhere a value is needed.
In spreadsheets the AI only identifies columns. The values are read by code.
The close matrix, company by company: which stage each is at and what is missing.
Keys resolved and columns named as they are on screen. Never a database dump.
A formula never references a client's real account.
It references the canonical code of the chart — which is what makes it serve everyone.
| Company | e-Fatura | Client | Firm | Bank |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Padaria Central, Lda. | ||||
| Oficina Silva & Filhos | ||||
| Clínica Vitalis | ||||
| TechNorte, S.A. |
3 of 5 companies ready to close
The first two are done once, for the whole practice.
Once, over the canonical chart. From then on any company answers.
Widgets in place, each with its formula and its comparison.
The trial balance is imported, or comes from the accounting software through the sync.
The client opens their dashboard, or receives the Excel file.
Bring one company's trial balance. You leave with the indicator they ask you for every month.