Microsoft Dynamics 365 alone
- Invoices, revenue and receivables
- Reports in Microsoft Dynamics 365, separate from hours and payroll
Microsoft Dynamics 365 with Dashly
- Payrolled hours next to invoiced hours, per client
- The same definitions as for your other systems
What you see with it
- Margin per hourrate − cost price per hour, from time tracking, rates and payroll
- Payrolled versus invoicedinvoiced hours ÷ payrolled hours
- Debtor daysreceivables balance ÷ revenue × number of days
- Staff costs versus budgetCorporate and enterpriseactual wage costs ÷ budgeted wage costs, per department
- Cost per hireCorporate and enterprise(internal recruitment costs + agency costs + media) ÷ hires
- Concentration riskrevenue of top 3 clients ÷ total revenue
What Dashly collects
- Invoices and revenue
- Receivables and payment terms
- Invoiced hours
- Costs per client
How it connects
You pick Microsoft Dynamics 365 from the connections and connect it yourself through the marketplace. Dashly collects the data on a schedule, with history, so you no longer need to export anything. Dashly AGI sets up the rest: the model, built on your definitions, and the checks.
For each connection you see its status and how fresh the data is. If something goes wrong, you see it.
Together in your model
Other systems in this group: Exact Online, Moneybird, Twinfield, SnelStart
Microsoft Dynamics 365