Dashboard and Reporting 
                  Most dashboards used by executives are visually simple to understand, yet they display powerful
				   information about a particular area of the company. A financial dashboard is a powerful reporting tool that 
				   enables one to have a quick look at the company's profitability information. This type of dashboard enables 
				   the management to stay on top of their finances without the need of throwing an arm and a leg. Since the financial
				    performance of a company cannot be judged in a timely manner based on financial statements, financial dashboards 
					act as a more up-to-date option. Basically, it provides a great visual overview of any company's health.
					  
  
				       Financial dashboard reports ensure that the financial vitals of the company are readily available to the management.
					  It facilitates in the speedy decision making process, thereby making it a priceless tool. The huge compilation of 
					  the financial data integrated at one place in a strategic manner helps business executives know the financial 
					  standing of a company at any given point of time. This ensures that the management is able to spot financial 
					  discrepancies very easily. Consequently, the management can take corrective steps to deal with the error in a 
					  timely manner. Those companies that make use of a corporate dashboard encounter less financial hurdles due to 
					  human or software error. The present metrics that measure results will help one come up with a proper course 
					  of action and plans for improvement over any financial hurdle faced by a company. It also improves data 
					  transparency, which is a must in todayfs business environment. To top it all, it enables one to avoid
					   full-fledged financial scandals. 
  
					   
					   * Flexibility     
					   Many managers have a simple philosophy of management reporting: "I want what I want when I want it." One reason 
					   for the popularity of Excel is that it gives users the ability to adapt quickly to managers' changing requirements.
					   This flexibility applies to dashboards as well. Using Excel, you can replace one chart with another, add a new 
					   column of data, change a color, add a second page, or use a bigger font.
  
    				   * Analytical power    
					   Excel reports often present complex ratios, statistical calculations, and other sophisticated results that could 
					   be displayed very effectively in a dashboard. 
  
					   Curveline dashboard features:
  
					   . Interactive 
					   . Tabbed panes 
					   . Drag and drop 
					   . Built-in palette to list all available gadgets 
					   . Built-in persistence of the layout of all dashboards and widget settings 
					   . Infinite drill-down and roll-over capabilities
 
  
					   
				  
				  
				  
				    
				    
				    
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