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What you get

The board report and the dashboard come from the same close

The dashboard is one output of the monthly workflow. It uses the same checked numbers as the board report and the SACS statements.

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Four screens from the sample dashboard

These screens come from the Live Sample Dashboard, which shows Kestrel Learning, a fictional two-school network. You can open it without signing in.

Year-to-date statement of activities for Bluefir Ridge, a fictional demo school

SACS statements

Revenues and expenditures by object range, budget against actual.

Live Sample Dashboard
Multi-year projection for Bluefir Ridge, a fictional demo school

Multi-year outlook

Five years of actuals and five of projections on one page.

Live Sample Dashboard
Demo school revenue per ADA compared with California charter schools from CDE data

Statewide comparison

Your school per ADA against any cohort of California charter schools.

Live Sample Dashboard
Covenant coverage test for a fictional demo bond

Bond covenants

Coverage and days cash on hand, tested every year, pass or fail.

Live Sample Dashboard

When a trustee asks

Answers that point back to the ledger

Click any line on any statement to see the general-ledger entries behind it. If you ask a question in plain English, the answer lists the entries it used, so a board treasurer can check it.

Why are supplies running ahead of budget this month?

Object 4310 is 58% used against 67% of the year elapsed, so it is under pace overall. February was higher than average because of one curriculum purchase (JE-2634, $6,450) budgeted for March.

Sample question · sample school · figures are illustrative

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