Summary
Description
The Sage Dashboard is a Microsoft 365 add-in that displays key financial information from Sage 50 Accounts.
You can use the dashboard to review:
- Outstanding customer balances
- Outstanding supplier balances
- Revenue and expenses
- Profit and loss information
Before you start, make sure you've set up Sage 50 Accounts and connected it to Microsoft 365. If you use Sage 50 Accounts v28 or later, you don't need to connect Microsoft 365 to use this feature.
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Prepare your data
Before you use the Sage Dashboard for the first time, Sage 50 Accounts must synchronise your data three times. These synchronisations create and populate the dashboard workbooks. If required, you can manually sync your data.
Open the Sage Dashboard
- Sign in to Microsoft 365
- Select the App launcher.
- Select All apps or Explore all my apps.
- Under Other, select Sage Dashboard.
- Select Sign in with your Microsoft 365 ID.
- Select the company.
- To switch between dashboard areas, open the required tab.
View Receivables
The Receivables tab shows outstanding customer balances.
Overdue sales by period
View overdue sales invoice balances by month. Select a month to view a breakdown by ageing period. Select an ageing period to view the customers with the highest outstanding balances.

Transactions for account
View the overdue transactions for the selected customer.


View Payables
The Payables tab shows outstanding supplier balances.
Overdue Purchases by Period
View overdue purchase invoice balances by month. Select a month to view a breakdown by ageing period. Select an ageing period to view the suppliers with the highest outstanding balances.

Accounts Overdue
This shows the five suppliers with the highest balances for the ageing period you clicked in Overdue Purchases by Period.

Transactions for [account]
View the overdue transactions for the selected supplier.

View Revenue and Expenses
The Revenue and Expenses tab shows income and expenditure information.
Monthly revenue and expenses
Compare income and expenses against budget values. Move your pointer over a month to view category breakdowns.

Profit and Loss
View:
- Total income
- Total expenses
- Net profit
