Reading the dashboard

The dashboard has three pages: income, orders and support. Swipe between them, or tap the names above them, which is the quicker route to the third one. Income counts money actually received, which is not the same as money invoiced: an invoice raised today and paid next month lands in next month. Every number on every page opens the rows behind it, and so does every bar on the charts below. The aging split matters more than a single overdue total: thirty days late is a reminder, ninety days late is a decision, and one figure covering both tells you neither. Tapping an invoice row in the sheet takes you straight to it, where a payment can be recorded. On an install using more than one currency the money charts show the default currency only and say so, because adding pounds to dollars produces a number that looks authoritative and means nothing.