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Financial analytics consolidates in a single dashboard the indicators that drive a charging operator’s business: revenue, collections, refunds, margin, owner share, and settlements. Each metric links to the corresponding detailed report for fine-grained analysis.

Overview

Unlike individual reports (revenue, collections, balances), financial analytics offers a cross-functional view over a given period. It is designed for finance teams, investors, and monthly steering reports.

Available metrics

Steering KPIs

Revenue per kWh

Charging revenue divided by kWh delivered. Measures average tariff effectiveness.

Collection rate

Collected over Invoiced. Indicates collection quality.

DSO

Days Sales Outstanding. Average delay between invoice issuance and collection.

Refund rate

Refunds over Collected. Signals operational quality of sites.

Margin by site

Gross margin by site. Identifies the most profitable points of delivery.

Average owner share

Weight of partner settlements on total revenue.

Filters

The dashboard supports the following combinable filters:
  • Period (day, week, month, year, custom range)
  • Organization
  • Billing account
  • Site
  • Charger
  • Payment method (CMI QR, wire transfer, Stripe)
  • Customer group (see Group Tariffs)
  • Invoice status

Distinguishing financial concepts

Financial analytics displays side by side figures that must not be confused:
  • Invoiced revenueCollected revenueRevenue to settleOperator margin
See the Revenue page for the precise definition of each concept. Mixing them in a management report is the main source of financial interpretation error.

Export

The consolidated dashboard can be exported to CSV or PDF for transmission to the accountant or integration into an ERP. See Export Data for column schemas and join identifiers.

Permissions

See also

Revenue

View focused on gross revenue and sharing.

Collections

Cash flow tracking and reconciliation.

Energy Margin

Acquisition cost and gross charging margin.

Export

CSV formats and joins for accounting.