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View and filter reports

The Reports dashboard is where you monitor how your business is doing β€” reservations, revenue, taxes, and more β€” for any time period and any set of venues. It's a read-only overview; when you need the underlying rows in a spreadsheet, you export from the same page.

Open the dashboard

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Go to Reports

The dashboard loads a grid of metric cards. Each card shows a total for the selected period, a comparison to the previous period of the same length, a trend indicator (green when the metric is up, red when it's down), and a small chart of the metric over time.

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The dashboard is for viewing on screen β€” the cards themselves can't be downloaded. To pull the underlying reservations into a spreadsheet, use the Export button β€” see Export report data.

The four report tabs

Reports is split into four tabs across the top β€” Sales, Marketing, Operations, and Memberships. Switch tabs to see a different set of metric cards; the time period, venue, and filters you set carry across all of them.

The Sales tab is the default and carries the metrics most venues check daily:

Two Sales metric cards, Number of Reservations and Number of Guests, each showing the period total, the comparison to the previous period, a percentage trend badge, and a line chart over time
FieldDescription
Number of ReservationsBookings in the period.
Number of GuestsTotal guests across those bookings.
Revenue BookedRevenue from reservations made in the period.
Revenue CollectedMoney actually collected in the period.
RefundsAmount refunded.
CancellationsCancelled reservations.
Taxes CollectedTax collected across reservations.
Fees CollectedService and other fees collected.
Revenue by CategoriesRevenue split across your revenue categories, shown as a horizontal bar chart rather than a single total.
Revenue by PackagesRevenue split across your packages, shown as a horizontal bar chart.

Marketing

How guests find and book you, and how your promotions perform:

FieldDescription
New CustomersFirst-time guests who booked in the period.
Discount RedemptionsHow many times discount codes were redeemed.
Top Discount CodesYour most-used codes, as a bar chart.
Revenue by Discount CodeRevenue tied to each discount code.
BookingsBookings broken down by marketing attribution β€” switch the Group by control between Source, Medium, and Campaign.
RevenueRevenue broken down by the same Source / Medium / Campaign attribution.

Operations

Day-to-day operational patterns across your venues:

FieldDescription
Avg Days OutAverage lead time between when a booking is made and the reservation date.
Avg GuestsAverage party size per reservation.
No ShowsReservations where the guest didn't show up.
Heat MapA day-of-week by time-of-day grid of how busy you are, by reservations or guests β€” switch the metric and time range to spot your peak periods.
Resource UsageHow heavily your resources are used across the day's time slots.

Memberships

For venues that sell membership plans (this tab hides the venue, date-mode, Filter, and Export controls):

FieldDescription
Active MembersMembers with an active plan.
New MembersMembers who joined in the period.
ChurnedMembers lost in the period.
MRRMonthly recurring revenue from memberships, charted over time.
ARRAnnual recurring revenue from memberships.
Revenue by PlanMembership revenue split across your plans.
Active Members by PlanHow many active members each plan has.

Filter your reports

Controls at the top of the page shape what every card (and every export) is based on. Set them before reading the numbers or exporting. Which controls appear depends on the tab β€” the time period is always available, while the venue, date mode, and Filter / Export controls are hidden on the Memberships tab.

The Reports page filter controls β€” time period, venue, and date mode dropdowns with Filter and Export buttons β€” above the Sales, Marketing, Operations, and Memberships tabs
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Set the time period

Click the time-period dropdown (default: All) and pick a preset: Today, This week, Last week, This month, Last 30 days, Last month, Last 3 months, Last 6 months, Year to date, Last year, All, or Custom. Choose Custom to set an exact start and end date. The time period is available on every tab.

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Filter by venue

Click the venue dropdown and choose All Venues, or select one or more specific venues to narrow the report to just those locations. Available on every tab except Memberships.

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Set the date mode

Choose how reservations are counted into the period. By Reservation date counts each booking on the date the reservation is for; By Created date counts it on the date the booking was made. Use Reservation date for operational views and Created date to see when sales actually came in. This control appears on the Sales and Marketing tabs only.

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Apply advanced filters

Click Filter to open the filter panel and add one or more conditions to narrow the data further. Conditions combine to refine which reservations are included. The Filter button is available on every tab except Memberships.

You can filter on any of these fields:

FieldDescription
Reservation DateWhen the reservation is scheduled for.
Reservation Created DateWhen the booking was made.
GuestsNumber of guests (equals, greater than, less than, and similar).
DurationLength of the reservation.
Start TimeIs after, is before, or is on a given time.
Reservation NumberMatch a specific reservation number.
Card Last 4The last four digits of the payment card.
Payment StatusFilter by payment state.
Check In StatusFilter by whether guests are checked in.

Once your filters show the data you want, you can pull it out as a spreadsheet β€” every export reflects the filters set here. See Export report data for the five export types and exactly what each one contains.

Updated Jun 24, 2026

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