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Needs attention
Sales and collection
What was billed, and how much of it was collected, for the dates you picked.
Branches
Whether each branch is still reaching the cloud. This is not a business figure — it is how much you can trust one.
Needs attention
Everything across all modules that is slipping, in one list. "Show me" opens the screen it belongs to.
Sales
What was billed, how it was paid, and how each branch did.
How the money came in
Branch by branch
Sales for the selected period. What is owed is the current position, so it does not move with the dates.
| Branch | Billed | Collected | Bills | Average | Bookings | Owed |
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Buying
What was bought, from whom, and what is owed to suppliers.
Where the money went
Biggest suppliers
Stock
What is on the shelf now. The dates above do not change it.
Needs reconciling means the books and the shelf disagree — a receipt never entered, or an adjustment posted the wrong way. It is not a worse kind of running low, and reordering will not fix it.
Work in hand
Enquiries, the workshop floor, rentals out, and what is coming up.
Enquiries to bookings
Workshop
Where every unfinished garment currently sits.
Rentals
Coming up
By event date, not the day the booking was taken.
Appointments
Chairs kept and chairs lost over the selected dates.
Customers
Who owes you, and who spends the most.
What customers owe
The whole shop's position, not just this period — an unpaid bill from two months ago is still owed today.
Top customers
Who spent the most over the selected dates.
The books
Whole business, never split by branch. Balances are what is held right now.
Where it went
GST
Output tax against input credit, by the month a return is filed for. Whole business.
| Month | Taxable sales | Output tax | Input credit | Difference |
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The difference is output tax less input credit and nothing cleverer. The real set-off order between CGST, SGST and IGST is still a question with your accountant, so read this as the position rather than the figure to file.
Who can sign in
Colleagues sign in with their own email address and a password only they know. The first time, they choose "Create your password" on the sign-in page, and a code goes to that address.