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The dashboard answers one question: did today’s money come in. It opens on today’s date for the active organization. Use Today, Yesterday, or the date picker to move between days.

The top row

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Payments confirmed against drivers for the selected day, in RWF. A payment that has arrived but has not been matched to a driver does not count here. It sits in Reconciliation.
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The sum of the daily amounts owed by every active driver for that day, in RWF. It comes from the vehicle model assigned to each driver. See Vehicle models.
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Target minus collected. This is the amount to chase today.
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How many drivers have met their daily amount, out of the total active.
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Drivers who paid something but less than they owe. These are different from unpaid drivers and often need a different conversation.

The trend row

A low collection rate and a high unreconciled count mean two different problems. The first is a collections problem. The second is a matching problem, and the money may already be in the account.

Driver performance

Below the summary, every active driver appears with their vehicle, repayment progress, collected amount, target, and gap for the selected day.
  • Needs attention filters to drivers who are unpaid or under target.
  • Paid filters to drivers who have met the day’s amount.
  • All shows the full list.
Select any column heading to sort by it. Sorting by Gap puts the largest shortfalls at the top, which is usually where to start. Select a driver to open their profile. See The driver profile.

The status panels

Counts of drivers who are current, late, at risk, or in default. Use this as the weekly view rather than the daily one.
Counts of payments that are unreconciled, pending clearance, or flagged. Work these down to zero. See Reconciliation.
How many financing agreements are active in this organization.
How many payment messages the platform read successfully (parsed) and how many it could not read (unparsed). A rising unparsed count usually means the message format changed and Swapinga support should look at it.

The 30-day chart

Daily bars of collected against target for the last 30 days, ending on the selected date. Read it for pattern rather than for precision: weekends, public holidays, and fuel or charging disruptions show up here clearly.