Must know
- Money reports need View Financials. Staff without it don’t see the Revenue, Invoices, Payments, Ledger or Tax & Receipts types, even when your plan includes Reports. The fix is their role, not your plan.
- Tax Collection is net. It shows tax collected on settled invoices minus tax refunded, by month. Sales count on the invoice date and refunds on the day they settled.
- The General Ledger and Revenue reports leave tax out. The Payments > Revenue Ledger does not: it splits each payment into GL-coded revenue, sales tax, service fee and surcharge rows.
- Aged Receivables is as of a date and includes a Not yet due bucket.
Revenue. Tabs: By Program, By Product, By Category, Details, Monthly and By Category × Location. By Program lists Program, Status, Athletes, Gross, Discounts, Net Revenue and GL Code. By Product also needs the Store.
Invoices. Tabs: Detailed, Summary, Unbalanced and Aged Receivables.
- A balance is owed only on sent, overdue and partially paid invoices. Invoices imported as paid count as paid in full, and chargebacks show in a Charged Back column.
- The processing fee (Fee on Detailed, Payout Processing Fee on Unbalanced) shows only when a card or bank payment came in.
- Unbalanced flags invoices whose total is not subtotal + tax + service fee + surcharge, whose subtotal doesn’t match their line items, or that are overpaid. A processing fee never puts an invoice here by itself: the Issue column says why it’s listed (Subtotal≠Lines, Total≠Charges or Overpaid), and Payout Processing Fee is shown for information only, because it comes out of your payout, not the family’s total.
- Aged Receivables buckets each open balance as Not yet due, Current (0 to 30), 31 to 60, 61 to 90 or 90+, as of the As of date. Drafts and cancelled invoices are left out.
- On Payment Reconciliation, only card and bank (ACH) payments are expected to match a processor transaction. Cash, cheque, e-transfer, bank transfer, account credit and gift card payments show No PSP (expected).
- Revenue Ledger shows a Heads up banner: refunds are not subtracted, and tax, fees and surcharges get their own rows.
- Settlements shows Gross, Uplifter Commission and Net.
- On Gift Cards, Outstanding Liability counts every card, whatever its issue date. The rows and Total Redeemed (net of refunds) cover cards issued in the date range. Gift Card Activity lists every change on a card. Both need the Gift Cards feature. See How do I use the Gift Cards and Gift Card Activity reports?.