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See your total practice revenue
See your total practice revenue

See exactly how much your clinic has invoiced over a certain period of time!

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Written by Emily
Updated over a week ago

If you need to see how much revenue your clinic has brought in over a certain period of time, the Practice revenue report will help out.ย 

This report will break down your total revenue over a series of dates, including any remaining outstanding balances from invoices that have been created, but not yet paid.

This report is only available to users with the Administrator or Bookkeeper role.


Run a practice revenue report

Head to Reports, and then Practice revenue:

On the next page, you'll be able to filter by date, business, and how the revenue is based (accrual or cash-basis):

"Invoiced amount (accrual)" means that the invoices will be included in this report even if they have not been paid yet. If you run the report for "Payments received (cash-basis)", the numbers in the report will be based on the sum of all payments that were allocated to invoices during this period.

You'll see a few different charts and tables that contain revenue-related data. These will include:

The summary of revenue over time:

The summary of revenue by practitioner:

If you run the report for "Invoiced amount (accrual)", you'll also see:

The summary of revenue by item type (product, service, or other):

And, finally, a breakdown of each item sold:

If you wish to print your report, hit that Print button at the top of the page:

A "print dialogue" screen will open up, and you can print it out (or save it as a PDF to your computer!). ๐Ÿ–จ Here's what the printed version would look like (it may be a few pages long, depending on how much information you have):


The Practice revenue report can't be broken down by practitioner. If you wanted drill down further, into the financial performance of individual practitioners, check out the Practitioner revenue reports!

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