AccountsIQ Launches Non-Financial Metrics Tool to Empower Finance Teams with a 360° View of Business Performance

AccountsIQ, a leading provider of cloud accounting software, has today launched a Non-Financial Metrics feature to all AIQ3 users, marking a major step in helping finance teams gain a true 360-degree view of business performance.

The new development empowers finance leaders to track and analyse critical operational KPIs alongside core financial data, bringing together information that previously had to be consolidated manually through external tools such as Excel or Power BI. By integrating both types of data into one platform, AccountsIQ gives decision-makers a clearer understanding of the factors driving revenue, costs and efficiency, enabling faster and more informed decision-making.

Non-Financial Metrics introduces a new way for users to define and configure key performance indicators directly within AccountsIQ. Finance teams can set up metric details and units, link them to the general ledger, and view them in a unified dashboard that combines both financial and non-financial insights. The feature also delivers enhanced reporting options, including detailed period analysis, and provides a single access point for requesting tailored reports.

“With Non-Financial Metrics, we’ve eliminated one of the biggest frustrations for finance teams: the need to piece together operational and financial data outside the system,” said Darren Cran, CEO of AccountsIQ. “Businesses can now see their full performance story – from revenue and costs to headcount, win ratios or occupancy – all in one place. This makes reporting faster, decision-making sharper, and strategic planning far more effective. It’s about giving finance teams the intelligence they need, when they need it, without adding complexity.”

The launch of the Non-Financial Metrics feature follows AccountsIQ’s Approval Workflow announcement earlier this year and is part of the company’s wider strategy to modernise accounting for mid-sized businesses. A migration plan is in place to guide users of the older Statistics module onto the new feature, reducing technical debt and delivering an improved product experience.

Designed to meet the needs of any industry, Non-Financial Metrics can also be customised to track the KPIs that matter most to individual organisations. For a technology company, this might include marketing qualified leads, win ratios or customer conversions. In hospitality, it could mean occupancy rates and departmental performance, while HR-intensive businesses can combine payroll journals with headcount figures to better understand workforce costs. By consolidating all this information, finance leaders can link operational drivers directly to financial performance without the need for complex integrations.