Revenue Reports
The Revenue Report provides analytics on all income — both from paid invoices and direct payments — letting you track total revenue trends over time and see how revenue is distributed across team members. Revenue is based on invoices marked as Paid, with a separate view of unpaid (Sent) invoices.
Accessing Revenue Reports
- Navigate to Reports from the main navigation menu.
- Click the Revenue Report card.
Revenue report page
Summary Cards
Summary cards at the top show key metrics for your current filters:
- Total Revenue — Combined total of all invoice revenue and direct payment revenue.
- Invoice Revenue — Revenue from paid invoices only.
- Unpaid Invoice Revenue — Total of invoices that have been sent but not yet marked as paid.
- Direct Payment Revenue — Revenue from activities paid directly (on the spot).
Revenue Chart
The chart shows revenue over time as a line chart. A Total Revenue line shows the combined income from both paid invoices and direct payments, and each team member is represented by a separate colored line showing their individual contribution. An Unpaid series (shown as a dashed line) visualizes sent but unpaid invoice amounts, so you can see the gap between invoiced and paid revenue.
How User Revenue Is Calculated
Revenue is attributed to team members based on activity assignments:
- If an activity is assigned to one user, that user receives the full activity revenue.
- If an activity is assigned to multiple users, the revenue is split equally among them.
- Line item revenue is distributed proportionally among all users with activity revenue on that invoice.
- For direct payments, the route assignment is checked first. If no route assignment exists, the user who recorded the payment is attributed.
Interacting with the Chart
- Hover over data points to see exact revenue amounts for that date.
- Click a team member's name in the legend to show or hide their revenue line.
- The chart auto-scales based on visible data series.
Chart Granularity
Control how data points are grouped:
- Daily — One data point per day.
- Weekly — One data point per week.
- Monthly — One data point per month.
Revenue report chart with multiple user lines
Filters
Narrow the report using the following filters:
Client Filter
Select one or more clients to include. Leave empty for all clients.
User Filter
Select one or more team members to view only their revenue contribution.
Date Range
| Preset | Description |
|---|---|
| Last 3 Months | Revenue from the most recent three months |
| All Time | All available revenue data |
| Custom | Select specific start and end dates |
Cancelled Activities
Cancelled activities are excluded from revenue calculations. They do not contribute to Total Revenue, Invoice Revenue, or Direct Payment Revenue figures, and are not counted in chart data. This ensures your revenue reports reflect only actual or expected income.
Invoice List
Below the chart, a table lists all invoices matching your filters:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Invoice Number | Clickable link to the invoice detail page |
| Client | The client name |
| Activities | Number of activities on the invoice |
| Status | Paid or Sent (unpaid) |
| Sent Date | When the invoice was sent |
| Total | The invoice total amount |
Click an invoice number to navigate directly to its detail page.
Direct Payments List
Below the invoices table, a second table lists all direct payments matching your filters:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Activity | Clickable link to the activity detail page |
| Client | The client name |
| Paid At | When the payment was recorded |
| Paid By | The team member who recorded the payment |
| Amount | The payment amount |
Use the User filter to compare revenue across team members, or filter by a single client to see their complete revenue history from both invoices and direct payments.
What's Next?
- Activity Reports — Forecast revenue from upcoming scheduled activities.
- Invoice Journal — Detailed tax reporting with VAT breakdowns.
- Exporting Data — Export report data for external use.
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