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Odoo 20 hasn't officially launched yet, but I got early access to the new Accounting dashboard on Odoo's development build — and it's a real upgrade from what's currently in Odoo 19. In this video, I walk through everything on the new dashboard: the Gross Margin, Revenue, Net Margin, and Expenses cards now sitting right at the top, the new Invoice Layout shortcut, the Unpaid card split by Customers and Suppliers, the Cash Flow card, and the updated Sales, Purchases, and Bank widgets — each now with 12-month trend charts instead of just static numbers. We'll also look at why each of these changes actually matters — how they turn the Accounting dashboard from a simple to-do list of what needs action into a real financial command center you can read at a glance. Please note: this is based on Odoo's pre-release development branch, not the final Odoo 20 build. Features shown here are expected, not confirmed, and may change before official launch. In this video: New KPI cards — Gross Margin, Revenue, Net Margin, Expenses Invoice Layout quick-access card Unpaid card — Customers vs Suppliers Cash Flow card — Cash In vs Cash Out Sales & Purchases cards with 12-month trend charts Bank card with balance trend line Point of Sale, Cash, and Tax Returns sections If you want to keep up with Odoo 20 as new features roll out on the development build, subscribe for more previews. Let me know in the comments what you think of this new dashboard layout. Download Mobo Apps now: Available now on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/dev?id=7163004064816759344&pli=1 iOS: https://apps.apple.com/in/developer/cybrosys-technologies/id1805306445 #Odoo20 #AccountingDashboard #OdooFeatures #OdooTutorials #FirstLook #OdooERP #BusinessSoftware #FinancialManagement #TechPreview #odootraining