The Butiksdashboard (Store dashboard) tab is the morning overview for stores: how did the latest day, the week, the month and the fiscal year so far go — and how does it compare with the same time last year.
What the page shows
Opgjort pr. (as of) at the top right: the day the figures are calculated for, with weekday, date and week number.
Four cards: Seneste dag (latest day), Uge til dato (week to date), Måned til dato (month to date) and Regnskabsår til dato (fiscal year to date) — each with Nu (now), Sidste år (last year) and Vækst (growth).
A matrix Pr. afdeling (per department) with the same periods (UTD, MTD, ÅTD), last year, growth and Retur% (return %) for the fiscal year this year and last year.
A column chart of the week day by day against the same week last year.
A chart of the product categories for the fiscal year to date.
How to use it
Choose what is measured in the Måling (measure) tab strip: Salg (sales), DB (gross profit), DG (gross margin), Ekspeditioner (transactions) or Salgsbeløb pr. eksp. (sales per transaction). The choice drives the cards, matrix and charts.
Use Dagsforskydning (day offset) to see the dashboard as it looked a few days back (from Seneste dag to -14 dage) — e.g. Friday's figures on Monday morning.
Narrow down with Afdeling (department), Produktkategori (product category) and Regnskab (accounts).
Use Rækker (rows) to choose what the matrix splits by — the default is department, but you can choose e.g. category, product, supplier or salesperson.
Good to know
Seneste dag is the latest day with sales (never later than today) — not necessarily today's date, as data is refreshed overnight.
Uge til dato counts from Monday. The latest day and the week are compared with 364 days earlier, so a Saturday is measured against a Saturday.
Month and fiscal year are compared with the same calendar day last year. Regnskabsår til dato follows your fiscal year, not the calendar year.
DG is shown as a number without a % sign (e.g. 43.9 = 43.9%).
The page has no drill-through.