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Charts turn the financial data Finta syncs into your destination into live, embeddable visualizations. Build a chart once, then drop it into a Notion page (or anywhere that supports embeds) and it stays up to date automatically.
Charts are currently available for Notion destinations. Each chart reads directly from one of the databases Finta syncs to your Notion workspace.

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How charts work

A chart is defined by three things:
  1. A source database — one of the Notion databases Finta syncs (for example, your Transactions database).
  2. A configuration — the chart type and which fields to measure and group by.
  3. An optional filter — narrow the data down to exactly what you want to show (for example, a single account or category).
When you create a chart, Finta gives you a public embed link. That link renders the chart from your live data and refreshes on its own, so the people viewing it always see current numbers without you exporting or pasting anything.

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Chart types

Metric

A single headline number, with an optional comparison to the previous period.

Bar

Compare a value across categories or over time, grouped or stacked.

Line

Track one or more series over time.

Donut

Show how a total breaks down across categories.
See Chart types for how to configure each one.

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Where to find charts

Open a Notion destination from your Finta dashboard and select Charts in the sidebar. From there you can create, edit, copy embed links for, and delete charts.

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Next steps

Create a chart

Walk through building your first chart end to end.

Embed in Notion

Add a live chart to any Notion page.