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Intro

QuickBooks Online is a leading online accounting software. With the QuickBooks Online QuickStart, you have quick access to balance sheet details, PL performance, and important financial ratios like gross profit margin, return on sales, current ratio, and more.

Usage

  • Business questions that can be answered:

    • What is the current state of my assets and liabilities?

    • How are my revenue and expenses changing over time?

    • What is my gross profit margin?

    • What is my return on sales?

    • What is my current debt ratio?

  • Metrics included in the app:

    • Net Income

    • Cash Flows

    • Top Customers

    • Top Products/Services

    • Working Capital

    • Accounts Receivable Aging

    • Accounts Payable Aging

    • Current Assets

    • Fixed Assets

    • Other Assets

    • Current Liabilities

    • Long-Term Liabilities

    • Top Vendor Expenses

    • Income

    • Costs of Goods Sold

    • Gross Profit

    • Operating Expenses

    • EBITDA

    • Other Income

    • Other Expenses

    • Gross Profit Margin

    • Return on Sales

    • Current Ratio

    • Debt Ratio

Authentication

  • QuickBooks Email or User ID
  • QuickBooks password

Reports

For report descriptions, see QuickBooks Online Reports Connector.

QuickStart Data

The QuickBooks Online QuickStart will provide the following data collections and cards:

Collection

 

Card

Card Description

Data Name

Executive Pulse: 5 financial metrics to check daily.

Net Income

Also referred to as the bottom line, net profit, or net earnings, is a measure of the profitability of a venture after accounting for all costs. Consider reducing COGS and looking for areas to grow revenue.

 

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Executive Pulse: 5 financial metrics to check daily.

Cash Flows

Shows the total amount of cash moving into and out of the company. Monitor balances and ensure that the company has enough cash to run its operations.

 

Statement of Cash Flows

Executive Pulse: 5 financial metrics to check daily.

Top Customers

Displays the customers that contribute the most to the company's income. Take measures to maintain good relationships and to retain these customers.

 

Income by Customer Detail

 

Executive Pulse: 5 financial metrics to check daily.

Top Products/ Services

 

Displays the company's most profitable products/services. Use this information to help guide product, pricing and promotional decisions.

 

 

Sales by Product/Service Summary

Executive Pulse: 5 financial metrics to check daily.

Bank Accounts

Shows the running balance of all bank accounts, by account. Consider investing in new opportunities with excess cash.

 

Balance Sheet

 

Collection

 

Card

Card Description

Data Name

Balance Sheet: Gain perspective on assets, equity and liabilities.

Working Capital

Measures the amount of liquid assets the company has available to build its business. Take measures to ensure that the company maintains a healthy debt load.

CALCULATION: Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities

 

Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet: Gain perspective on assets, equity and liabilities.

Accounts Receivable Aging

Categorizes open accounts receivable according to the length of time an invoice has been outstanding (e.g., current, 1-30, 31-60, 61-90, and over 90 days). If necessary, consider taking measures to reduce the average length of time it takes to collect receivables.

 

A/R Aging Detail

Balance Sheet: Gain perspective on assets, equity and liabilities.

Accounts Payable Aging

Categorizes open accounts payable according to the length of time an invoice has been outstanding (e.g., current, 1-30, 31-60, 61-90, and over 90 days). Prioritize payment plans to maintain positive relations among suppliers.

 

A/R Aging Detail

Balance Sheet: Gain perspective on assets, equity and liabilities.

Current Assets

Displays the value of all assets that are expected to be converted into cash within one year. Improve asset allocation and A/R collection efficiency to maximize profitability.

 

Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet: Gain perspective on assets, equity and liabilities.

Fixed Assets

Tracks assets that are not expected to be converted into cash within the next year by account. Consider investing in additional property, plants or equipment, depending on the company’s growth strategy.

 

Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet: Gain perspective on assets, equity and liabilities.

Other Assets

Shows the balance of other assets. Consider making additional investments or selling existing assets, as needed.

 

 

Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet: Gain perspective on assets, equity and liabilities.

Current Liabilities

Displays the value of all debts or obligations that are due within one year by account. Consider reducing spending or liquidating assets in order to meet obligations, as necessary.

 

Balance Sheet

Balance Sheet: Gain perspective on assets, equity and liabilities.

Long-Term Liabilities

Displays the value of all debts or obligations, by account, that are not due within one year. Take measures to ensure that the company maintains a healthy debt load.

 

 

Balance Sheet

 

Collection

 

Card

Card Description

Data Name

Profit & Loss: Monitor revenue and expenses over time.

Top Vendor Expenses

Displays the company's top 20 vendor expenses. Use this information to determine what expenses can be reduced without adversely affecting the company.

 

 

Expenses by Vendor

Profit & Loss: Monitor revenue and expenses over time.

Income

 

 

 

             Shows the income received from the direct sale of goods, broken down by account. Use this information to understand where revenue is being generated and what areas could use improvement.

 

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Profit & Loss: Monitor revenue and expenses over time.

Costs of Goods Sold

Tracks direct costs attributable to the production of goods sold by the company. This information can be used to provide insight into the company's gross margin.

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Profit & Loss: Monitor revenue and expenses over time.

Gross Profit

Measures the difference between revenue and the cost of making a product or providing a service, before deducting overhead, payroll, taxation, and interest payments. This information can help the company determine the value of incremental sales and guide pricing and promotion decisions.

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Profit & Loss: Monitor revenue and expenses over time.

Operating Expenses

Tracks the company's operating expenses (costs from the company's normal business operations). Expenses should be monitored and controlled to ensure that cost cutting strategies do not negatively impact the quality of the business or damage the company.

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Profit & Loss: Monitor revenue and expenses over time.

EBITDA

Measures earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA). Use this information to gain insight into the profitability of the company's operations.

 

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Profit & Loss: Monitor revenue and expenses over time.

Other Income

Shows the income received from sources other than the direct sale of goods. Use this information to understand additional revenue streams of the business.

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Profit & Loss: Monitor revenue and expenses over time.

Other Expenses

Tracks the company's other expenses (non-operating costs). Expenses should be monitored and controlled to ensure that cost cutting strategies do not negatively impact the quality of the business or damage the company.

 

Profit and Loss Detail

 

Collection

 

Card

Card Description

Data Name

Ratios: Gain perspective on financial status and prospects for the future.

Gross Profit Margin

Measures the difference between revenue and the cost of making a product or providing a service, before deducting overhead, payroll, taxation, and interest payments. Consider making changes to product pricing and production costs to improve margins.

CALCULATION: Gross Profit Margin = Income - Cost of Goods Sold / Income

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Ratios: Gain perspective on financial status and prospects for the future.

Return on Sales

 

 

 

Measures the company's operational efficiency. Consider making changes to product pricing, production costs and operational efficiencies to improve margins. 

CALCULATION: Return on Sales = Net Income / Sales

 

Profit and Loss Detail

Ratios: Gain perspective on financial status and prospects for the future.

Current Ratio

Measures the company's liquidity and ability to pay short-term obligations. Take measures to ensure that the company maintains a healthy debt load.

CALCULATION: Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities

 

Balance Sheet

Ratios: Gain perspective on financial status and prospects for the future.

Debt Ratio

Measures the company's debt relative to its assets. Take measures to ensure that the company maintains a healthy debt load.

CALCULATION: Debt Ratio = Total Liabilities / Total Assets

 

 

Balance Sheet