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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 


📥 Need Help?

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

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