Being a SaaS (Software as a service) software operated through the cloud, AMF is particularly versatile and accessible right from the moment of purchase and account validation.
Thus, each user benefits from a practical, friendly and intuitive interface organized in clearly differentiated sections. AMF's versatility allows you to have real-time access to all your company's financial data wherever you are, facilitating the most appropriate management decisions.
The 4 main AMF sections are: the Dashboard, Companies (entered with financial data in the software), Company Groups and the Integrated Business Simulator.
The Dashboard (Main Panel) displays the following indicators: Target Revenue, Realized Revenue, Target Expenses, Realized Expenses, Target Nominal Profit, Nominal Profit Realized, Target Profit Margin %, % Dividends distributed from profit, #Dividends, etc.
Representing the company's finances in figures and graphical analyses, the General Indicators section includes Operating Expenses, Revenues and Business Indicators.
As one of the most important sections of the AMF, the Expenses Budget Structure integrates the functions of differentiating between planned and actual expenses.
The list of AMF expenses is explicit, direct and easy to complete. Thus, in this section we will accurately fill in all the expenses incurred.
This extremely important indicator sums up the processes, goods and services that compete directly and effectively to produce a single unit of product/service.
It integrates all sources of income - from the main activity, to the secondary one or to other complementary activities. Additional income categories, capital infusions or new categories may be added.
The AMF income list is explicit, direct and easy to fill out. Thus, in this section, we will fill in, accurately, all the income obtained as a result of the company's activity.
This income graphing section consists of 4 extremely useful graphs for any entrepreneur paying attention to the financial mechanism of the company.
Being elegant, easy to use and versatile, the Client List allows all entrepreneurs to index all the company's clients in an orderly manner.
Similar to the Client List, the Supplier List indexes all the company's suppliers, facilitating a precise work structure in relation to the suppliers.