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Billing Overview Dashboard

Read your billing health at a glance — the collection rate, gross billed versus cash collected, outstanding balances, recovery pulse, and the 30-day revenue timeseries.

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The Billing overview is the first thing you see when you open MyBillingHub — a live read on the last 30 days of billing health. It answers one question fast: is the money you're billing actually arriving?

Billing Health and the Collection Rate#

The hero card leads with your collection rate — the percentage of gross billed revenue that has been collected. The headline tells you how to feel about it:

  • "Collections are flowing." — collection rate at 90% or above.
  • "Collections need attention." — below 90%, which warrants investigation.

A Live badge confirms the numbers reflect the current 30-day window shown alongside.

The Stat Cards#

Four cards summarise the window:

CardWhat it shows
Gross billedTotal invoiced revenue, with the invoice count.
Cash collectedMoney actually received, with the count of successful transactions.
OutstandingWhat's still owed, with the number of past-due accounts.
Active subscriptionsCurrent active subscriptions, with how many cancelled in the window.

The Breakdown Cards#

  • Recovery pulse — your dunning engine at a glance: active dunning events, resolved events, accounts in dunning, invoices in dunning, and how many campaigns are running.
  • Subscriptions breakdown — subscriptions by state.
  • Invoices breakdown — the distribution of invoices by state and type.
  • Transactions breakdown — successful versus failed transaction counts.

The Revenue Timeseries#

The chart at the bottom plots Revenue (what you billed) against Collected (what arrived) across the window. When the two lines track together, billing is healthy; a widening gap means invoices are going out but money isn't coming back — time to visit the deeper reports.

Manage invoices → and Manage subscriptions → in the header jump straight to those lists.

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