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Introducing Scheduled Dashboards: Stay Informed, Effortlessly
Keeping track of your business’s financial health and key performance indicators (KPIs) just got easier! We’re excited to introduce Scheduled Dashboards, our latest feature designed to streamline how you receive and review critical business insights. Now, you can have your most important dashboards delivered directly to your inbox—without lifting a finger. What Are Scheduled Dashboards?…
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Key recommendations for SME owners when choosing a financial reporting tool
Most SME owners choose a financial reporting tool based on two things: price and what their accountant recommended. Neither is a bad starting point, but neither is sufficient on its own. The wrong tool either gets abandoned after a few months, or quietly creates more work than it saves — manual exports, reformatting in Excel,…
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Key Financial Ratios Every SME Should Track
Most SME owners keep an eye on revenue and bank balance. Those two numbers feel intuitive — revenue is what came in, cash balance is what’s left. But they won’t tell you whether your business is getting more or less efficient, whether you’re quietly becoming over-leveraged, or whether a cash crunch is three months away.…
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What Your Accounting Software’s Reports Don’t Tell You — And Why It Matters as Your SME Grows
Most SMEs start the same way. The business owner or their accountant sets up Xero, QuickBooks, or MYOB. The accounting system generates a P&L and a balance sheet each month. Someone reviews the numbers before the quarter closes. That works well enough when the business is straightforward. The problem is that many SMEs keep running…
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Understanding EBITDA, EBIT, and Net Profit: What’s the Difference?
When analyzing a company’s financial performance, key metrics like EBITDA, EBIT, and Net Profit are often used to assess profitability. While these terms may seem similar, each offers a unique perspective on a company’s financial health. In this post, we’ll break down the differences between these metrics and explain when and how to use them.…