FinTrack: a dashboard that answers what needs deciding this week
Most dashboards show everything and settle nothing. This one is organized around three questions a small business actually asks on a Monday morning.
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- Evidence classWilde Digital internal project · working dashboard on sample data
- Built withReact, Vite, Recharts, PapaParse
- InspectableThe build, the decisions and the tests are all on the record.
The situation
Transaction data is available to almost every business and useful to almost none of it, because the interface reports history instead of surfacing decisions.
The design constraint was to end every screen with something to do, not something to look at.
What was built
- CSV import with categorisation so real transaction data can be loaded without an integration.
- Cash-flow and budget views scoped to the current period rather than an all-time chart.
- A weekly review queue: the specific items needing a decision, cleared one at a time.
- Responsive layout usable on a phone, since the review often happens away from a desk.
Read the source
The repository is public, so the implementation and its tests can be inspected directly rather than taken on trust.
What this evidence covers
Evidence class: Wilde Digital internal project · working dashboard on sample data.
- Wilde Digital internal project running on sample data. No client financial outcome, time saving or decision-quality improvement is claimed.
- Not an accounting system, not a bookkeeping replacement, and not financial advice.
Why it is on this site
The dashboard side of inquiry and business systems work: fewer numbers, arranged so somebody can act.
The same capability, applied to this service. This particular project was not commissioned under it.
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