If I understand your comment - this info is in the performance report (for a specified single period).
Even better see the multi-period report which shows cash income for up to 5 specified periods (available with the ‘Expert Plan’) .
Hope this helps
Currently the future income report has a lot of wasted white space, this is especially on mobile necessitating lots of sideways scrolling. The columns are not resizeable which makes it worse
also on mobile i cannot seem to save column settings after deselecting columns, it always seems to default back to all fields. This is especially annoying on a small screen where you only really want to see a small amount of key items
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I like this a lot and as it’s a Sharesight suggestion I made a few years ago, delighted that it has been implemented in this shape. , including, estimating. Only just digging into it but one of the features I hoped for was to be able to export the payment dates and sums to iCal or similar so that you know when these payments are arriving into your account and you can verify. No big deal, this is an excellent offering and especially as you are seeking feedback.
With the “estimated”, it’s significantly off for my holding of New Hope Corp. (NHC) today. Unsure what dividend consensus (presumably) Sharesight is using as the market loved the result (up ~7%) but the estimate is showing double the amount the net payout will be. I don’t think we can check the estimate assumptions can we? e.g: click on something to see a 15c per share net payment?
Regardless, bravo Sharesight! I’ve been a subscriber with this as my only portfolio tracker for 20 years now (2005) and it’s the absolute # 1 thing I suggest new investors do when they buy shares on the ASX (or any other platform).
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I too wanted to see future dividends in my calendar so I ended up writing an python script using the sharesight API to grab the future payment info from sharesight and write an iCal file to my webserver which then gets picked up by Google calendar.
I can post the code if people are interested.
My eyes rolled back after “python script” - I wouldn’t know what to do with the code but bravo and thanks for the offer.
Sharesight team, how do you go with such terms? 
