Sample company. Birchwood Fence Co is not a customer: its books are generated every day, and this is its real dashboard, read-only. On your own account every tile opens.
Get your own gradeOver the past year, revenue grew 12%, but gross margin slipped from 38% to 35%. At this pace the year ends at a D, and Commercial Chain-Link (21% of revenue at a 0% margin) is what decides it.
The five areas behind it
Your grade over time
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KPI Dashboard
Your key numbers against industry benchmarks
These tiles show 2026 Year to Date. Your grade above reads the 12 months through September 2026, so the same number can differ between them.
What each band means
Yours: 34.5% · Caution
What each band means
Yours: 1.15x · Caution
What each band means
Yours: 4.4% · Needs attention
What each band means
Yours: 30.03% · Caution
What each band means
Yours: 30.35% · Needs attention
What each band means
Yours: 6.84% · Healthy
What each band means
Yours: 4.22% · Healthy
What each band means
Yours: 35.2% · Caution
What each band means
Yours: -9.75% · Needs attention
What each band means
Yours: 11.8% · Healthy
Each bar is a dollar of that line's sales: the colored part is gross profit, the gray part is cost. The marks are the margin bands: green 40% and up, amber 30% to 40%, red under 30%.
100% of revenue and 100% of costs carry a product line.
Field overhead of $66K (crew trucks, fuel, small tools, shop, safety) is spread by each line’s field labor: crew wages, subcontractors and payroll burden in job cost. 100% of your field labor carries a product line.
How this is calculated, and off which field ›
For each line: revenue minus the costs carrying that same tag, divided by that revenue.
A dollar lands on a line because of the Class field on each line of your invoices and bills in QuickBooks. Nothing here is inferred from the job name or the customer: if the field is blank, the dollar goes to the untagged row instead of being guessed at.
100% of your revenue and 100% of your costs carry that field over this period.
"After field overhead" takes the line's gross profit, subtracts its share of $65,911 of field overhead (crew trucks, fuel, small tools, shop, safety, booked as overhead in your books), and divides by its revenue. The share follows the field labor tagged to the line: crew wages, subcontractors and payroll burden in job cost. 100% of your field labor carries the Class field, and the rest of the pool stays with the untagged work. A line with no field labor tagged to it shows no figure. It is a StashGrade reading beside the books' margin, not a change to it. The overhead accounts counted: Vehicles & Fuel, Equipment Rental.
100% of job costs carry a job, so these margins are slightly better than the truth. Materials are the usual gap.
What each band means
Yours: 30 days · Caution
What each band means
Yours: 15% · Caution
What each band means
Yours: 6.2x · Healthy
What each band means
Yours: 35.98% · Healthy
What each band means
Yours: 8.38% · Caution
What each band means
Yours: 0.56% · Healthy
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What each band means
Yours: 68% · Caution
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