Revenue to estimated net profit — see what the work costs, then what it costs to run the business.
Revenue (Before Taxes) — Tax-exclusive revenue invoiced in this period, whether or not it has been paid yet.
Sales tax is always disclosed separately so you can see exactly how much was billed for the tax authority.
What it cost to do the invoiced work: selected purchase orders plus labor hours logged against jobs.
How we got $0.00: $0.00 purchase orders + $0.00 logged job labor.
Lower job costs for the same revenue improve the amount left to run the business.
What's left after paying for the work itself, before the regular cost of running the company.
How we got $0.00: Revenue $0.00 − Job Costs $0.00.
A stronger gross margin gives the business more room to cover overhead and still make money.
What the business is estimated to keep after Job Costs and Overhead.
How we got $0.00: Gross Profit $0.00 − Overhead $0.00.
A negative value means the selected work and operating costs are greater than invoiced revenue.
Billed revenue, collected cash, expenses, and profit · Jan - Dec 2026
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i Profit and margin use actual logged hours and revenue before tax. Employee costs use only hours actually logged, at each employee's configured rate, so the margin reflects the labor used to earn this revenue. Tax-exclusive revenue invoiced in this period, whether or not it has been paid yet. Tax billed in the period is $0.00. Unassigned/full-team labor is excluded by the logged-hours setting. Use Display to restore the full business view. These choices are saved under Settings → Accounting → Financial Overview Calculations. This overview is for operational tracking and is not a replacement for certified accounting statements.
Invoiced income by job type · Jan - Dec 2026
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