Business KPI reports
Identify how well your group performs with Joiin’s dashboard view and KPI reports, containing all of the critical data and performance indicators you’ll need.
“What took me hours in Excel I can now do in seconds with Joiin”
Key finance metrics at a glance
Need to grasp that day’s highlights and make sense of your numbers at a glance? Our Joiin dashboard gives you a highly-visual one-page financial overview, meaning you can easily stay up to date with the metrics that matter most to you. Pictured below, data is presented visually in charts and graphs that are easy on the eye, providing a way to easily monitor finances and stay up-to-the-minute when it comes to business performance.
Consolidated KPI reports
Our KPI reports contain 10 critical KPIs and are fully customisable and compatible with our Report packs. Below we’ve described each reportable KPI, so you can decide what’s required for your reporting needs.
Total Revenue – total receipts of a company for a given period from all sources of a company’s income.
Total Expenses – total of all expenses that appear on the P&L report or income statement.
Gross Profit Margin – gross profit margin looks at cost of goods sold as a percentage of sales. With this report you can see how well a company controls the cost of its inventory against the costs passed on to its customers – the larger the gross profit margin, the better for the company.
Operating Profit Margin – profit after the company’s operating and running costs have been deducted from the total revenue. It is used as a measure of a company’s ability to be profitable.
Net Profit Margin – sometimes known as the net margin or bottom line is the percentage of revenue remaining after operating expenses have been deducted and is used to show profit as a percentage per dollar/pound/euro.
Return on Equity – ROE measures the profitability of a business in relation to its net assets. This report is used to measure how well a company is using its investments.
Activity Radio – measures a company’s ability to convert different accounts within its balance sheets into cash or sales. This helps to determine the efficiency of a company’s ability to generate revenues and cash from its resources, based on the use of its balance sheet items.
Day Sales Outstanding – also known as DSO and Days Receivables, this is a calculation used by a company to estimate its average collection period.
Working Capital – a basic measure of liquidity showing the ability of a company to meet its current financial obligations.
Net Working Capital to Total Assets – this ratio compares total current assets and total assets to determine a company’s ability to meet its short-term financial obligations. Joiin has a number of reports, grouped into two main categories: key financial reports and business performance reports.
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