Interactive reporting-system demo

Invoice & Receivables Dashboard

Explore how invoice records, customer balances, payment status and due dates can be combined into a clearer reporting and collection workflow.

What this demo shows

A connected view of invoicing, collections and customer balances

Invoice information is often available, but identifying what remains unpaid, what is overdue and which customers need attention can still require repetitive manual work.

This demo connects sales reporting with a payment follow-up view. Switch between the dashboard and receivables register to explore performance, payment status, due dates and collection priorities.

Live browser demo

Invoice and payment reporting

The information below uses fictional UK customer and invoice records representing the reporting structure of the original workbook.

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Year Select one
Month All or one month
Total sales £0 Invoice value in the selected period
Amount collected £0 Payments recorded against invoices
Outstanding £0 Remaining customer balances
Invoice count 0 Invoices in the selected period
Average invoice £0 Average value per invoice
Collection rate 0% Amount collected as a percentage of sales

Monthly sales and collections

Invoice value compared with customer payments throughout the selected year.

2026 • January–November
Sales Amount collected Selected month

Invoices by payment status

Paid, partially paid and unpaid invoices.

Paid 0
Partially paid 0
Unpaid 0

Top customers by sales

Customers contributing the most invoice value.

Highest customer balances

Customers with the largest unpaid balances.

Top products by sales

Products contributing the most sales value.

Top cities by sales

Geographic distribution of invoice value.

Demo note: All business, customer and invoice information shown here is fictional. The production workbook also includes invoice creation, validation, customer and product records, PDF export, due-date monitoring and automated database updates.

Client reporting automation

The dashboard is only the visible layer of the reporting workflow

The wider value comes from standardising invoice data, payment records, collection rules and management reporting so the process can be repeated consistently across more clients.