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# MIS Dashboard

## Benefits of the MIS Dashboard

* The MIS Dashboard can be used by the leadership team of your organization to see the summary of all documents for a TIN as well as detailed views for a branch
* The Dashboard provides a summary of the volume and the corresponding amount for the documents for which E-Invoices were generated, E-Invoices were not generated and for which E-Invoice generation failed

## Guide to using the MIS Dashboard

### Step 1: Navigate to Reports

Select Reports on the left-hand side panel on your screen

![](/files/wzNkZXeYb8g5W965qQCF)

### Step 2: Select MIS Dashboard

The MIS Dashboard will allow you to view a summary of all your documents. 

You can view a day-wise breakdown, a status-wise breakdown as well as an overall TIN or Branch level summary of the E-Invoices generated, E-Invoices not generated and E-Invoices which failed to generate.

![](/files/zGmsp6c2k2IiMa6Fe1G1)

### Step 3: Filter Views

You can also filter the dashboard based on the invoice type and the transaction type.

![](/files/8ELaT8wWC91z7iyjIiko)


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