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Staff Utilisation Report

Know how your staff are being used and how much revenue they generate

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Written by Dr Askari
Updated over 2 months ago

This report is essential to understand how your staff are being used and how valuable they are.

  1. Choose the date range either with a pre-defined option in the dropdown or by choosing your own From and To date.

    1. You can choose dates in the future to see how well staff are booking.

  2. Choose which staff you'd like to filter by, whether to include redeemed treatments (those that are part of a course but have already been paid for) and if you'd like to see data including or excluding VAT.

  3. Choose how you'd like to see the data grouped:

    1. Day by day - see data for each individual day in your date range

    2. Grouped by day - see average data for each day of the week in your date range e.g. the average of all Mondays, Tuesdays etc.

    3. Grouped by week - see average data for each week in your date range e.g. the average of all days in week 1, week 2 etc.

    4. Grouped by month and year is as above.

      Be careful of not choosing very large date ranges and inappropriate groupings e.g. every day by day from last year! This will take a long time to produce and may not work at all.

  4. Click "Run report"

    When you run the report, the totals of all the staff selected will appear at the top. Underneath it will be the same data for each individual member of staff.

    Any staff that have not made any sales or have not been working will not be listed.

This is a really powerful report! Play and find the set ups that are most useful to your business.

Important to know

This report includes paid and part paid invoices.

It does NOT include unpaid or voided invoices, payments on account and gift voucher sales (though does include sales that have been paid with gift vouchers).

It is possible for a sale to be attributed to a member of staff who was not working in your selected time period, they would still be included in the report.

TIP : πŸ’‘

If you have a customer that does not pay and has no intention of paying, this will leave an unpaid invoice that will be counted in sales reports. To avoid them being counted as sales, void these invoices.

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