Financial reports, where the money went
Revenue trends, payment method distribution, transaction log, cash-up reports
Financial reports
The Reports → Finance section gives the financial health overview. Several sub-tabs with detailed data.
Where to find it
Sidebar → Reports → Finance section.
Report types
1. Payments
Payment method distribution:
- Cash: 30%, 280k Ft, 35 transactions
- Card: 65%, 615k Ft, 78 transactions
- Other: 5%, 50k Ft, 6 transactions
Period filterable (today, week, month, custom).
2. Summary
Monthly revenue trends:
- Gross: total revenue
- Discounts: deducted
- Tax: VAT portion
- Tip: separate
- Net: salon's revenue
Visualized too, bar charts.
3. Transactions
Detailed transaction log:
- Date filterable
- Status filterable (COMPLETED, PENDING, REFUNDED, FAILED)
- Type filterable (SALE, DEPOSIT, REFUND, TIP, PARTIAL_PAYMENT, BALANCE_PAYMENT)
- Payment method filterable
- Customer search
- Pagination
4. Cash-up
Daily till reconciliation:
- Morning opening balance
- Day's revenue
- Day's expenses
- Expected closing
- Actual closing
- Variance
5. Sales reports
By sale type:
- Bookings
- Gift voucher sales
- Membership sales
- Package sales
- Product sales
6. Daily summary
Revenue by service type, today's detailed breakdown.
What salon owner reviews monthly
Healthy vs trouble signs
Healthy:
- Revenue growth month-over-month
- Discounts <15% of gross
- Debt <2% of monthly revenue
- Cash-up variance <0.5%
Trouble:
- Revenue decline 2+ months
- Discounts >25% of gross (over-promoting)
- Debt >10% (collection issue)
- Cash variance >2% (theft or mis-entry)
Use case scenarios
Scenario 1: Monthly review
Month-end, owner opens Summary. Sees: gross 4.2M Ft, discounts 12% (healthy), net 3.7M. Long-term trend up.
Scenario 2: Payment method analysis
Salon notices card share rose to 80%. Stripe fee bigger. Considers using lower-fee Hungarian gateway (Barion) more.
Scenario 3: Refund investigation
Transactions filter: REFUND type, past month. 25 refunds, 12 "Customer complaint" reason. Manager talks to stylists: service quality issue.
Scenario 4: Cash variance
3 days, 8.5k Ft short. Cash-up shows 3 days. Day 2: 8k variance. Reviews: 4 stylists at till that day. Initiates conversation.
Scenario 5: NAV audit
Tax inspection asks for Q1 transaction log. Transactions filter Q1, CSV export, hand over. Seconds, official.
Tips
- Review monthly: report helps only with regular review.
- Summary report is most important: trend, not random.
- Track cash-up variance daily: don't let problems pile up.
- Refund count is quality signal: sudden jump means conversation.
- CSV export: bookkeeper, NAV, tax advisor all love it.