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The underlying view: exploring the detail behind a figure

Summary. In Fincome, most of the charts and tables in the Analytics and Revenue sections are clickable. Clicking a data point or a figure opens the underlying view, a page that details everything that makes up that figure.


Opening the underlying view


In the Analytics and Revenue sections, charts expose data points and tables expose figures. Click a point on a chart, or a value in a table, to open the underlying view: Fincome then displays all the elements behind that figure.


What you find there


The content of the underlying view adapts to the chart concerned, the granularity used, and the filters applied. In most cases, you find the information that makes up the figure there: customers, dates, MRR, products, etc.


Two useful actions from this view:


  • Sort the data: click a column name to sort by it.
  • Access a customer profile: click directly on a customer to open their customer page.


The case of the two sections: line items and subscriptions


Depending on the figure analyzed, the underlying view may appear in two distinct sections:


  • Line items: the invoices in progress over the period. They appear as projected because no churn date has been filled in: as long as no end is known, Fincome considers the line as renewed and extends its amount.
  • Subscription items: future subscriptions whose amount is contractually signed, but which have not yet been billed.


In one sentence: line items correspond to revenue in progress, projected for lack of an end date; subscriptions correspond to future revenue already contractually committed, but not yet billed.


FAQ


Why does a line appear as a projection into the future?
Because an invoice is in progress over the period and no churn date has been filled in yet: in that case, Fincome extends the line over the following periods. As soon as you fill in the end date, the projection stops.


I only see a single list, not two sections. Is that normal?
Yes. The underlying view adapts to the figure: the two sections only appear in certain cases. Most often, you get the list of elements directly (customers, dates, MRR, products, etc.).



  • MRR – ARR movements
  • Analyze renewals

Updated on: 23/07/2026

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