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Reporting

Review bookings, sales and team activity together.

Start with the figures you need

Use consistent periods and definitions to guide the next action.

  1. Set the review context

    Choose a period and the location or team context you need.

  2. Read the overview

    Review the available measures using agreed definitions.

  3. Follow the next question

    Open the relevant detail or assign a follow-up before making a decision.

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In your business

  • Hair Salons

    A practical reporting example for your salon.

Frequently asked questions

How does reporting differ from sales reports and analytics?

Reporting gives an operational overview, sales reports explain transactions, and analytics compares patterns. Explore transaction detail.

Can a report be compared across locations?

A location comparison needs consistent dates and definitions, plus context such as opening hours and the services offered. Explore location context.

How often should I review business reports?

Choose a rhythm that matches the decisions you need to make. Explore patterns over time.

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