Accounts Receivables KPI Data Dashboard

Slide Content

The slide provides a visual representation of key performance indicators for accounts receivables. It includes six distinct sections. "Total Balance" shows $16.8M, indicating the overall amount pending. "Total Account’s Active" specifies 2500 accounts in operation. "DSO Average" reveals the average days sales outstanding as 52 days. "Risk Status" categorizes risk into 'High' at 40%, 'Moderate' at 45%, and 'In Range' at 15%. Two bar charts compare "Current Outstanding vs LY" in millions across months, while the other two display "Overdue & Not Due" by customer age group and by country, highlighting the proportion of amounts overdue versus not yet due.

Graphical Look

• The slide's background is predominantly white with a light blue header section that houses the title.
• Six rectangle-shaped content blocks are evenly distributed across the slide, each framed with a thin, dark border.
• The first row of blocks contains numerical values or KPIs, accented by larger, bold font sizes to attract attention.
• The second row consists of colored bar charts, with differing hues indicating different data categories.
• Icons representing age groups and geographical locations are placed beneath the respective bar charts to provide visual cues.
• Editable chart icons and Excel table icons are visible on the right, suggesting that the data can be dynamically altered.

The overall look of the slide is clean and corporate, employing a strong visual hierarchy that guides the viewer's eye through the various data points efficiently. The use of bold colors and clear text ensures legibility and quick comprehension.

Use Cases

• To communicate financial health during internal company financial meetings or reviews.
• For use in stakeholder or investor presentations to report on the status of accounts receivables.
• As part of a regular reporting dashboard for the accounting or finance department.
• In a strategic planning session, outlining areas of potential risk and focusing on improving cash flow management.