Financial Metrics & KPIs
Metrics & KPIs for modern finance teams
Grow your business and monitor your fiscal accounting health
Whether your business is a successful Fortune 1000 enterprise or an ambitious startup, your success depends on generating revenue and responsibly managing your finances. Your stockholders, potential investors and customers will use financial data to assess the performance and viability of your business model. Use these financial KPIs and ratios to create dashboards to track the health of your business.
Best Financial Metrics
The top KPIs for modern finance and accounting teams:
- Earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT)
- Economic value added (EVA)
- Berry ratio
- Contribution margin
- Liquidity ratio
- Interest cover
- Days in accounts receivables
- Net cash flow
- Gross profit margin
- Transactions error rate
Current Ratio
Measure the ability of your organization to pay all of your financial obligations within a year.
Working Capital
Measure your organization's financial health by analyzing readily available assets.
Return on Equity
Measure profitability by examining your ability to generate revenue for each unit of shareholder equity.
Quick Ratio / Acid Test
Measure the ability of your organization to meet short-term financial obligations.
Vendor Expenses
Keep track of what you owe your vendors with the vendor expense KPI
Profit and Loss Report
Track your income, cost of sales, and operating expenses to calculate net profit
Recent Payments
Always know where your money is coming from by tracking your recent payment history
Current Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable
Easily track your accounts receivable and payable for the month
Income and Expenses (Last 12 Months)
Track your income, expenses and profit over the past 12 months
Debt to Equity Ratio
Measure how your organization is funding growth and how effectively you are using shareholder investments.
Accounts Payable Turnover
Measures the rate at which your company pays off suppliers and other expenses.
Accounts Receivable Turnover
Measures the rate at which you collect on outstanding accounts.
Inventory Turnover
Measures how often you are able to sell off your in-stock inventory in a given year.
Net Profit Margin
Measures how effective your business is at generating profit on each dollar of revenue you bring in.
Gross Profit Margin
Measures how much profit you make on each dollar of sales before expenses.