FINANCE metrics

e-conomic

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Written by Thomas Bolvig Amorøe
Updated over a week ago

Generally, the Finance dashboards rely on a solid mapping of your Chart of accounts.

When connecting to e-conomic, GoSimplo applies the best possible, automatic mapping, but important that setup is reviewed for accuracy and completeness - right here.

EBITDA

Formula for EBITDA is: Revenue – Direct costs – Overhead costs

Hence expressing the performance of your basic operations before Depreciation, Financial items, and Company tax.

P/L budget numbers (targets)

Here you can either input an overall budget to Revenue, Direct costs, and Overhead costs - or you can import a detailed budget on finance account level.

CASH BALANCE

Like P/L categories, this is simply reflecting the balances of the finance account(s) that have been mapped to this category.

OVERDUE CLIENTS AND SUPPLIERS

Important note: e-conomic presents overdue balances on Clients and Suppliers in two different ways:

  1. Client/Supplier lists. In these, early payment of non-due invoices are subtracted from potentially older, due invoices - hence bringing down the due amount. GoSimplo does not reconcile to this principle.

  2. Aged Client/Supplier reports. In these, due amounts are based on how payments have been eliminated against invoices. GoSimplo reconciles to this principle.

COMPOUND GROWTH RATE

This metric focuses on the start and end value of a certain period and takes into consideration the effect of “interest on interest”. The general formula is:

Example using Years as the time span:

Year 1: 1.000

Year 2: 1.100 – growth rate = 10%

Year 3: 1.320 – growth rate = 20%

Year 4: 1.518 – growth rate = 15%

In this, where Ending balance is 1.518 and Beginning balance is 1.000, compound growth rate = 14,93%

CLIENT PAYMENT DAYS

A metric indicating how many days go by before we in average are paid by our clients. The formula is:

Average daily client (debtor) balance last 12 months / Sales incl. VAT last 12 months * 365

SUPPLIER PAYMENT DAYS

The twin metric indicating how many days go by before we in average pay our suppliers. The formula is:

Average daily supplier (creditor) balance last 12 months / Purchases incl. VAT last 12 months * 365

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