Module 11 · See clearly

Reading your analytics

Your entered data comes to life. Curves and rings turn a list of operations into a clear story: that of your money, finally readable at a glance.

Three rings — category, author, payment method — reveal where, who and how you spend.

The month's evolution

A timeline chart crosses three curves: your income, your real expenses, and the gradual descent of your disposable income over the days. You instantly see if the month is going well or running away.

The breakdown rings

Ring charts reveal where your money really goes, from three complementary angles:

By category: housing, groceries, leisure, transport…
By author: who spends the most in the household.
By payment method: card, cash, transfer.

From data to decision

Key point

Analytics aren't there to judge, but to decide. Seeing a category explode means you can act on it next month. Clarity is the first step toward freedom.

Module quiz

Test your knowledge

Question 1

What do the three curves of the month's evolution show?

Explanation: You track in parallel income, real expenses and the fall of disposable income: the pulse of the month.

Question 2

By which angles do the rings break down your expenses?

Explanation: Three complementary angles to understand not just where, but who and how you spend.

Question 3

What is analytics above all for in Ozorys?

Explanation: Seeing clearly lets you adjust your choices. Analytics is a decision tool, not a judgment.

Module challenge

Find your surprise category

After a few days of entry, open the « by category » ring. Identify the category that surprises you most — often small cumulated expenses. Set yourself a light reduction goal for next month.