Your finance dashboard, always up to date.

Open Finance and see outstanding receivables, invoices, recurring costs and expenses on one screen. Every number is calculated the same way here as everywhere else in the company, and when a number is blank the screen tells you why.

Payment receivedIronvale retainerAED 42,000Record payment
LedgerJournal postednobody typed it
AgeingOff the 60 dayno re-run
SalesRisk clearedsame account
ReportsCash updatednot overnight
One record, read four ways.
One paymentRecord the payment, and the whole company moves

The invoice settles, the ledger posts itself, the receivable drops off the ageing and the account stops being at risk.

The screen

Six key numbers and eight charts.

The dashboard is built from the same building blocks as every other dashboard in NearSync. You can edit it, add charts, or give your finance team a different one entirely.

NearSyncFinanceCommand CenterSearch, plan and askKAll hubs
Reports and AnalyticsBoardsReportsBoardFinance, Cash and Receivables (default)Customize

Key metrics6 indicators

Outstanding AR446,900
12 rows, but the metric is empty.AI-drafted, review before trusting

The metric is empty because all 12 rows have zero values.

View 12 records
Invoices87
Recurring cost1,127
Employee expenses3,385
Active subscriptions6

Analytics8 charts

Invoices by status
87Total
  • Paid4147%
  • Sent3136%
  • Overdue910%
  • Draft67%
AR by currency
AED318k
INR129k
Invoices per month

A blank number comes with an explanation.

Blank numbers

Four reasons a number can be blank.

The explanation is drafted by AI, and the card says so with a small label. Treat it as a head start on the answer, then check for yourself.

The data is there, and it all adds up to zero

Nothing is broken. The total really is zero, and the card offers to show you the entries behind it so you can see for yourself.

The filters match nothing

The card names the filter that is too narrow, so you know exactly what to loosen.

Nothing has been created yet

There is no data of this kind anywhere yet. The fix is setup, not the dashboard.

Nothing in the date range

The data exists, just outside the dates the chart is set to look at.

One definition

Every number has one company-wide definition.

Outstanding receivables is calculated the same way here as on every other dashboard, so two teams never argue over whose figure is right.

  • Every metric is defined once, for the whole company
  • Filter any chart without changing what the number means
  • See totals across markets, converted into your base currency
  • Split receivables by the currency each invoice was raised in
  • Open any number to see exactly what is behind it
Outstanding ARGoverned
DefinedOnce, company wide
FiltersNarrow, never redefine
TotalledIn base currency
Also shownSplit by invoiced currency
Behind the tile
OpenThe records themselves
TrustChecked, not assumed
One definitionthe same on every board
Always current

Numbers update the moment something changes.

The dashboard is built straight from your invoices and expenses, so there is no export, no import and no overnight refresh.

  • A payment recorded a minute ago is already on the screen
  • Overdue totals move the day an invoice passes its due date
  • An approved expense shows in your monthly burn immediately
  • Narrow the whole screen to a single market when you need to
  • Swap in a different dashboard, or assign one to your team
LiveNo extract
Payment a minute agoAlready counted
AgeingMoves at the due date
Approved expenseIn burn at once
Sync windowNone
Scope
Hub chipOne market
OrAll of them
Swap the boardor assign a different one to the team
Reports

Finance has its own reports next to the dashboards.

A Reports tab sits beside the boards and holds every report published to Finance. Open one and it opens in full, every line it covers. Build a new one in the report builder, publish it to Finance, and it appears here for the department.

Reports tab
Sits besideThe boards
HoldsFinance reports
Open oneRead it in full
Publish a report to Finance and it lands on this screen
Whose numbers

Read a number for the company, a team, or one person.

Each number carries its own scope, so one board can show a company total beside a single team's figure. The company-wide option is only offered to people whose role allows it. Your own figures are always available to you.

Scope
CompanyIf your role allows
TeamPick the department
PersonPick who
Set on the number itself, not on the whole screen
Sharing a board

Share a board with a person, a team or a role.

Each of them gets view, edit or manage, and only the person who owns the board can hand that out. What anyone sees after they open it still follows their own role, so sharing a board never widens what somebody is allowed to know.

Sharing
Share withPerson, team or role
LevelsView, edit, manage
Given byThe owner
Opening a board is one thing; what it shows is still your role

Access

Who can do what.

Most people only need to view the dashboard. Editing a shared one changes what the whole department sees every morning, so that ability is kept to fewer people.

See

View the dashboard your team has been given.

Do

Filter it, and open the detail behind any number.

Manage

Edit the dashboard, and add charts to it.

Admin

Choose which dashboard each department opens on.

Admin is the highest role and is not limited by these permissions, so keep it to the small group of people who genuinely need it.

Finance guides

See Finance on your own data.

Half an hour on your own books, with the operations that post into them running beside.