Understanding the Accounting Dashboard

The accounting dashboard is the command center for your accounting workflows. It’s where you’ll see your integrations status, which of your transactions have been sent over to your GL software, and what accounting attributes have been added to each transaction.

Where can I find the Accounting Dashboard?

The Accounting Dashboard is available to all users with sufficient permissions from day one, easily accessible on the left-hand side of the platform in our workflows section.

Users with the following roles can see accounting data. Partner roles are most commonly associated with external accountants.

  • Account Owner:

    • Full access to the dashboard, including viewing account balances, creating and viewing departments, and managing financial operations.

  • Administrator:

    • Comprehensive access to the Rho dashboard, including viewing account balances, managing departments, and overseeing financial operations.

  • Bookkeeper:

    • A 'view all' role with limited action permissions. Bookkeepers can view all balances and transactions but require approvals to send them.

  • Partner Admin:

    • Can manage accounting integrations, configure account settings, and perform money movement activities.

  • Partner Expense & Accounts Payable Manager:

    • Can manage accounting integrations, create and pay bills, and approve or reject expenses.

  • Partner Accountant:

    • Has read-only access to transaction and bill data, can configure and sync transactions to integrations, and generate bank feed tokens.

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What is the Accounting Dashboard?

The accounting dashboard is your command center for your accounting workflows. It allows you to see all transactions from across Rho in a single place with all of the context you need to make informed decisions. From there you can enrich your transactions by adding Rho departments or Labels as well as assigning accounting attributes. The accounting attributes you have access to depend on your GL software and how it was set up, common attributes are Chart of Accounts, Vendors, Classes, Projects, and Departments.

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What can I do from Accounting Dashboard?

To make it easier to navigate all of your transactions you’re able to easily sort, filter, and create custom views with a click of the button. Helping you to zoom in on the details or take a birds eye view of how your money is moving. Currently you can filter by transaction status, transaction type, missing accounting attributes or transactions that have had changed attributes since they were synced to your GL software.

Dropdown menu with options: Sort By, Group By, Status, Transaction Type, Missing Attributes (highlighted), Has Updates Since Sync.

In addition to the filters, you can create custom views allowing you to choose which attributes you want to focus on, and what order they should be presented in. You can then further refine the transactions in scope by sorting the table across many of the attributes and datapoints available.

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Additional functionality included within the Accounting Dashboard, shows the status of your accounting integration. You can request a referral to an outsourced accounting partner who is an expert in Accounting and the Rho platform.

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In addition you can take advantage of our AI co-pilot tool and see the results of the automated mapping rules you have set up in Accounting settings.

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This is also where you will see the sync status of your transactions. You’ll be able to sync your transactions to your GL software that you’d like to move over to your books, or skip syncing the ones you don’t. If you want to change those status, you can do so at any time. If you have any issues with syncing transactions over to your GL software, you’ll be able to see that in the Accounting Dashboard as well as how to fix whatever is causing the issue.

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How Do I Contact Support?

Reach out to our dedicated Rho specialists anytime over the phone at 1 (855) 7-GETRHO, through email at clientservice@rho.co, or start a live chat by logging into your Rho account (web or app), clicking the Help button in the lower left, and selecting 24/7 live support.

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How to Add Your Rho Card to your Digital Wallet

Your virtual & physical Rho cards can now be added to your Apple or Google Wallet for a quick, contactless, and secure way to pay. Note: Currently, we don't support adding Rho cards to WeChat. Set up is simple - follow the steps below to get started: Apple Wallet Go to your Wallet app and click the + button in the right-hand corner. Select the Card Type “Credit”. Hold your Rho physical card's chip near your device or place it directly on the screen. For a virtual card, choose the “Enter Card Details Manually” option to add your card. Verify your card details are correct and enter your 3-digit CVV security code. You should notice the "Card Added" confirmation after a few moments. For your added security, you may be asked to verify your Rho Card account via two-factor authentication by “Text Message”, “Email”, or "Authenticator App", if you have set it up. A six-digit code will be sent to your email address, phone number on file, or the Authenticator App, enter your code in the field provided. Your Rho Card is now active in your Apple Wallet and ready to use at contactless point-of-sale terminals that support Apple Pay. For more information, see Apple’s support document . How to use your Rho Card in Apple Pay at a contactless point-of-sale terminal Select your Rho Card via the Apple Wallet app. Double-click the right-hand button on the side of your iPhone when a near contactless point-of-sale terminal. Verify your identity using Face ID or your Passcode. You will now be prompted to hold your phone near the contactless reader. Hold near the reader until the purchase has been completed. Google Wallet Your virtual & physical Rho cards can now be added to your Google Wallet on your Android device for a quick, contactless, and secure way to pay. Set up is simple - follow the steps below to get started: Open your Google Pay (GPay) app on your Android device and click the image of a card in the right-hand corner. This will open a screen that shows you all the cards you have linked to your wallet. Select “Add a Card” at the bottom of the screen. Select the Payment Method “Credit or debit card.” Take a picture of your Rho physical card or the virtual card in your Rho dashboard. Your phone will recognize your card details and then you must enter your 3-digit CVV security code. Alternatively, you may enter your card details manually. Make sure your address, ZIP code, and phone number match your settings in your Rho account. The address should be your organization’s billing address. Press Save. Review Rho’s Terms & Conditions and click “Accept & continue.” For your added security, you may be asked to verify your Rho Card account via two-factor authentication by “Text Message” or “Email.” After you receive your six-digit verification code by text or email, enter it and click Submit. Your Rho Card is now active in your Wallet and ready to use at contactless point-of-sale terminals that support Google Pay. For more information visit the Google Pay Help Center

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How to Upload a Receipt in the Mobile App

You can add receipts to all Rho Card transactions within the app ( in addition to desktop, email, and SMS uploads ). To add a receipt, open the Rho app and tap on the transaction requiring a receipt. In the Attachments section, click "Upload Receipt" and choose one of the following options: Select an image from your camera roll Take a photo of your receipt using your camera Select and upload a file Note: Be sure to include any applicable tip amount on your receipt. In the transaction details window, you can also add departments, labels, and notes to your transaction.