Dashboard overview
The dashboard is the first screen you see after logging in. It is organized into four main metric cards followed by a cash flow chart and an outstanding amounts panel.Revenue
Total of all invoices raised during the current period. The sub-line shows the total invoice count. Revenue is calculated from all invoices regardless of payment status.
Expenses
Total of all expenses recorded for the period. The sub-line shows the number of expense entries.
Profit
Revenue minus total expenses. Shown in green when positive and red when negative. The sub-line indicates whether your margin is healthy or needs attention.
Cash Balance
An estimated cash position calculated as Revenue + Pending Receivables − Expenses. The sub-line shows the total pending (unpaid) invoice amount.
Cash flow chart
Below the metric cards, a line chart shows net cash flow (inflows minus outflows) over time. You can switch between two views:- Month view — daily net cash flow for the current month, labeled Monday through Sunday
- Today view — hourly net cash flow for the current day
Outstanding amounts
The outstanding panel shows:- Receivables outstanding — total amount owed to you by customers across all unpaid invoices
- Payables outstanding — total amount you owe to vendors across all unpaid bills
Key analytics in Reports
Go to Reports & Analytics → Reports & Analysis for deeper analytics beyond the dashboard.Monthly revenue
A bar chart shows invoice count and paid revenue for each month. You can quickly identify your highest-revenue months and spot seasonal trends.GST summary
Total Sales
All-time revenue from paid invoices, used as the base for GST calculations.
CGST (9%)
Central GST collected — half of the total GST on intra-state sales.
SGST (9%)
State GST collected — the other half of total GST on intra-state sales.
Total GST
Combined CGST + SGST (or IGST for inter-state transactions). This is the amount due to the government.
GST month calendar
A month-by-month calendar view shows GST due dates, filing deadlines, and your GST liability for each period at a glance.Receivables and payables analysis
Account Receivables
Account Receivables
Shows all outstanding customer invoices with the amount remaining, due date, and days overdue. Use this to prioritize collections — the oldest unpaid invoices appear at the top.
Payables Report
Payables Report
Lists all pending vendor bills and what you owe to each supplier. Useful for planning upcoming payments.
Customer aging analysis
Customer aging analysis
Groups outstanding customer invoices into aging buckets: 0–30 days, 31–60 days, 61–90 days, and 90+ days. A high value in the 90+ bucket signals collection risk.
Vendor aging analysis
Vendor aging analysis
Groups outstanding vendor payables into the same aging buckets. Use this to avoid late payment penalties and maintain vendor relationships.
Cash flow projections
The Cash Flow Analysis & Projections report provides a 12-week forward-looking view based on your current receivables, payables, and historical transaction patterns. It includes:- Weekly inflow and outflow forecasts
- Net cash position week by week
- Alerts when projected cash balance drops below a threshold
- Recommendations for payment timing
MIS report (month-on-month comparison)
The MIS (Management Information System) report compares this month with last month across seven key metrics:
Each metric shows a percentage change indicator — green for improvement, red for deterioration. You can also click AI Insights to get a narrative analysis of what changed between the two months and why.
The expense category breakdown within the MIS report shows how your spending across categories (e.g. Office Supplies, Travel, Software) shifted between the two periods.
Go to Reports & Analytics → Financial Statements → MIS Report to access this view.
Exporting reports
Every report in Aczen Bilz can be exported for offline use or to share with your accountant.1
Open the report you want to export
Navigate to the report — for example, Reports & Analysis or Financial Statements.
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Click the export button
Look for the Export, Excel, CSV, or Download PDF button, typically in the top-right corner of the report section.
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Choose a format
- PDF — formatted for printing and sharing. Includes your company name and the report period in the header.
- Excel / CSV — raw data suitable for further analysis in spreadsheet software.
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Download
The file saves to your device immediately. File names include the report type and the date range (e.g.
profit-loss-2025-04-01-to-2025-04-30.pdf).Performance report
A dedicated Performance Report is available from the Reports & Analysis page. Click Performance in the top action bar to generate and download a PDF summary of your business performance metrics — revenue trends, expense breakdown, and key financial ratios — formatted for management review or investor presentations.Plan availability
If a feature appears greyed out or is unavailable, check your current plan under Settings → Billing. Upgrading from Starter to Growth unlocks advanced comparison reporting and scheduled email delivery.
