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How to reconcile your invoice using the 'Sales & Finance dashboard' (no All-in-One rate)

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How to reconcile your invoice using the 'Sales & Finance dashboard' (no All-in-One rate)

This article describes which steps to take in order to reconcile your invoice without the All-in-One rate.

Last updated on 05 Feb, 2026

🔎 How to reconcile your invoice using the Sales & Finance Dashboard

With the launch of our Sales & Finance Dashboard, reconciling your invoice requires fewer steps. However, there are a few key changes to be aware of—especially related to timezone handling and filtering.

Follow the steps below to ensure your invoice matches your sales data precisely.


🕐 Step 1: Understand the timezone difference

The new dashboard uses your local timezone, whereas:

  • Invoices and the previous dashboards used UTC.

To avoid discrepancies due to this difference:

Remove the default date filter at the top of the dashboard before proceeding. 

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📊 Step 2: Use the “Sales Detailed” table

Next, navigate to the “Sales Detailed” table. This table provides line-item-level visibility into all your sales.

In this table:

🗓 Filter by "Invoicing Period"

  • Scroll to the last column titled "Invoicing Period".

  • Press on the drop down, and select "Filter".

  • Select the relevant month (e.g., 2025-04 for April).

This ensures you’re looking at the exact sales included in your invoice.

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📈 Step 3: Compare the totals

At the bottom of the table, you’ll see the total sales.

To match this to your invoice, sum the following sales types (if applicable):

  • Tickets (column product type)

  • Upsell (column product type)

  • Date change fees (column product type)

  • Reseller sales (column sales channel)

  • API sales (column sales channel)

These combined values should reconcile with the total shown on your invoice.


✅ Summary

Action

Why

Remove the date filter

Avoid timezone mismatches

Filter by "Invoicing Period"

Ensure you're looking at the invoiced month

Sum specific sale types

These form the invoice total 


đŸ“„ Need Help?

If you have questions about specific invoice items, please contact our support team at support@convious.com.

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