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  1. 1.Atlas Studio runs client projects side by side. Which of them actually made money?
    The project list in the Atlas Studio demonstration organisation: client projects in a table with columns for name, status, type, client, members and budgets.
  2. 2.Open the project's Financials. Everyone who logged time appears with what their hours cost — month by month.
    The 'team costs over time' tab: a chart of team member cost, and a table giving each of the three team members a cost for each of six months, in euro.
  3. 3.Revenue has a tab of its own: plan against actual, month by month, with the deviation and the actual net result. September is the month that moved — −2 400,00 € net, a cost that arrived against no revenue.
    The 'plan vs actual' tab: a chart and a table with columns for period, income plan to actual, income variance, expense plan to actual, expense variance and actual NET across six months; September 2026 shows an actual NET of −2 400,00 €.
  4. 4.Planned, contracted and invoiced stand apart here — 151 999,99 € planned against 2 400,00 € invoiced, never added together. The view even says what it is leaving out: one untagged contract of 728 000,00 €, pointed at Related costs rather than quietly folded in.
    The 'budget realization' tab: a notice that one contract of 728 000,00 € has no tag and is not shown in the table, above totals of 151 999,99 € planned, 0,00 € contracted and 2 400,00 € invoiced.
  5. 5.Allocated shared costs land on the project too — with the invoice amount and the share assigned to this project.
    The 'related costs' tab: a table of costs linked to the project; one purchase-invoice row from CloudHost Ltd carries an amount of 4 000,00 €, a value of 2 400,00 € and a 60% share, marked 'Allocated only'.
  6. 6.One click on the row opens the record: the purchase invoice, the supplier, the amount, the share and the project it was allocated to.
    A side panel titled 'Invoice' for INV/CLD/2026/04 from CloudHost Ltd, showing the execution date, an amount of 4 000,00 €, an allocated value of 2 400,00 €, a 60% share and an 'Open invoice' button.
  7. 7.A second click — 'Open invoice' — lands on the invoice itself, in Incoming invoices: net, VAT and gross, with its approval state. The figure from the chart ends at its source document.
    The purchase invoice opened in the incoming-invoices list after clicking 'Open invoice': a side panel with the invoice number, its period, and NET 4 000,00 €, VAT 920,00 € and GROSS 4 920,00 €.
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