Understanding your analytics

Analytics in the sidebar opens five tabs: Revenue, Receivables, Profit, Assets ROI, and Client Value. Every tab is reachable on every plan; panels that belong to a higher plan show an upgrade card in place, so you always see what's available.

The one rule behind every number

Velosiq reports revenue on a cash basis: money counts when it's received, not when it's invoiced.

  • Revenue = payments recorded, bucketed by payment date
  • A $10,000 invoice contributes $0 until money arrives; a $3,000 partial payment counts the day it lands
  • Payments on cancelled invoices are excluded — voided deals never inflate your numbers
  • The one exception: the Top Products report counts line items on fully paid invoices (individual line items can't be split across partial payments)

Cash basis is how most small businesses actually think — "what hit the bank this month?" — and it means your dashboard revenue chart, analytics, and reality always agree.

The five tabs

Tab What it answers Plan
Revenue How much am I collecting, from whom, for what? KPIs on all plans; trends on Professional+
Receivables Who owes me, and how overdue is it? All plans
Profit Income vs expenses — am I actually making money? Starter+
Assets ROI Has my equipment paid for itself? Inventory on all; ROI on Professional+
Client Value Which clients matter most, and am I over-concentrated? Starter+ / Professional+

The dashboard chart

Your dashboard's Revenue Overview uses the same cash-basis engine — monthly on every plan, with Daily and Weekly breakdowns on Professional and Business.