Visualizing Income, Expenses, and Profit with a Sankey Diagram

A Sankey diagram is a type of flow diagram where the Link thickness is proportional to the flow quantity. Sankey diagrams can be used to easily visualize a company's financials through the flow of income and the allotting of expenses.

This sample uses a custom FinancialSankeyLayout extending DoubleTreeLayout, placing Revenue at the center with revenue sources to the left and profit/cost breakdowns to the right.

Edit the diagram by clicking on a node. Click delete to remove a node and its children, or add/expenses to create a new leaf node. On leaf nodes, click the amount to edit it. On all nodes the title can be edited by clicking on it. Internal nodes cannot have their amount edited due to it being variable based on the leaf nodes instead of a constant value.