Revenue
What you invoiced to customers since the start of the year, and in the last full month compared with the month before.
Tavalle turns the invoices you already create into a financial dashboard: what you invoiced, the money that really came in, what suppliers, salaries and commissions cost, the VAT to pay and the result that is left. One verdict tells you if the company is healthy, and plain sentences point out what needs your attention.

The Finance page opens with the totals of the year and a Finance health card: Healthy, Watch or At risk, with the figures behind the verdict.
Below it, “What needs attention” says in plain sentences what an owner should look at: the months that closed in loss, the VAT to pay and in which country, the biggest cost category, and a zone whose revenue is falling.

Every figure comes from what is already in Tavalle: customer invoices, credit notes, supplier invoices, salaries and commissions. Nothing is typed twice.
What you invoiced to customers since the start of the year, and in the last full month compared with the month before.
What customers really paid, counted on the date of the payment. An invoice issued in March and paid in May counts in May.
The supplier invoices you recorded, before VAT, with the recurring ones (rent, hosting, phones) created on their date.
The yearly employer cost of each person, spread over the twelve months.
The commissions of your sales reps, counted when they are paid to them.
Revenue minus costs, salaries, commissions and VAT, and the margin it leaves as a share of revenue.
The monthly detail shows, for each month, what you invoiced, how much of it is still unpaid, how much is paid, and the money that reached you that month.
A good month of invoicing with little money coming in is visible at once, long before the bank balance tells you.

One column per month shows the revenue split into where it went: supplier costs, salaries, commissions, the VAT balance and the profit that is left. A month in loss is marked.
Under it, one bar sums up the year: each part as a share of what you invoiced.

If you sell in several countries, each zone has its own revenue, its own result and its own VAT.
Which country brings the revenue, and which one brings the profit once its costs, salaries and commissions are counted.
VAT collected minus VAT paid, per country: what each country’s next VAT return will ask for, or give back.
A table of the VAT collected and paid for every zone and month, exported to Excel for your accountant.
The share of the invoiced amount that is paid, and the share still to collect.
How many of the services that came up for renewal were renewed, and how many ended.
Export the Finance page to PDF. The accounting export gives your accountant every invoice of a period in one ZIP with an Excel summary.
The figures are only as good as the invoices behind them. These pages show how they get there.
What to do when the money does not come in, explained with examples.
One page that shows, from your own invoices and costs, how the company is doing: revenue, money received, costs, VAT and result, month by month. In Tavalle it is filled by itself from the invoices, supplier invoices, salaries and commissions already in the software.
No. Tavalle handles quotes, orders, invoices, payments and a daily view of your finances. Your accountant keeps the official accounts, and receives every invoice of a period in one export.
Result before VAT = customer invoices − credit notes − VAT collected − supplier invoices − salaries − commissions. The VAT you pay to suppliers and on commissions is recovered, so it is not counted as a cost.
Revenue counts an invoice in the month it was issued. Money received counts it in the month the customer paid. Tavalle shows both, so you see when invoicing is good but cash is late.
Watch when the company is profitable but the margin is under 10 %, a month closed in loss, more than 30 % of the invoiced amount is unpaid, or fewer than 70 % of the services were renewed. At risk when costs are above revenue in the period.
Administrators see the whole company and managers the zone they are in charge of. Sales reps do not see Finance: they see their own customers, invoices and commissions.
Yes. The Finance comparison sets the year to date next to the previous years over the same months: result, revenue, costs and the monthly trend.
Yes. Each zone has its own revenue, result and VAT balance, so the VAT return of each country is ready to prepare, and invoices can be issued in any currency with daily ECB exchange rates.
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