Expense Dashboard

Description
An expense dashboard allows you to track and manage your expenses (as an individual or as a business). With this dashboard, you'll be able to compare your current expenses with your planned expenses to determine if you're overspending, underspending, or spending as budgeted.Understanding and reading data is made simple with dashboard visualization. The expense dashboard surfaces necessary details with simple visuals so that an organization can easily make sense of their business expenses.

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Purpose of Expense Analysis Dashboards
Universities and colleges use Expense Dashboards to provide executives with different ways to slice and compare operating expenses. When used as part of good business practices in Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A) departments, an organization can improve its decision speed and surplus/deficit, and it can reduce the chances that leaders miss areas of unplanned overspending.
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