Revenue · April 2026 ?What the company sold in the month, before any cost. The revenue lines of the closed month, summed. The profit-and-loss statement of your accounting system.
$684 K
Revenue · April 2026 ?What the company sold in the month, before any cost. The revenue lines of the closed month, summed. The profit-and-loss statement of your accounting system.
$684 K
Gross profit ?Revenue minus the direct cost of delivering it. Revenue of the closed month minus its cost of sales. Both figures come from the closed month of your books.
$417.2 K
Operating result ?What operations earned, before depreciation, interest and tax. Gross profit of the month minus its operating expenses. The profit-and-loss statement of your accounting system.
$86 K
Cash at month end ?The money actually in the accounts at the end of the month. The closing balance of the latest closed month, across the cash and bank accounts. The balance your accounting system reports, or the balance you entered yourself.
$412 K
from the books
One closed month: the same figures the ladder below reads.
Books through 2026-04-30
Your revenue forecasts have run 8% optimistic over the last 6 months.
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