The Revenue report (the platform's name for the "payments" view) shows cash collected, broken down by service line. It's the top-line answer to "how much money came in?"

Where to find it

Reports → Money → Revenue.

The report is sometimes referred to as "payments" in conversation, but the actual route is Revenue by Service Line.

What it shows

Cash collected in your date range:

DimensionWhat it shows
By service lineThe pricebook category each payment maps to (Service, Installation, Maintenance, Memberships, Parts, etc.).
Per service lineRevenue, count of payments, average payment.
Totals at the bottomGrand totals across all service lines.

The amounts shown are cash collected, not invoiced. The difference matters:

StatusCounts toward revenue?
Sent but not paidNo.
PaidYes — on the date the payment was recorded.

What it answers

QuestionHow the report answers
What's our top revenue line?Usually Service Calls and Installations dominate; this confirms.
How much is membership revenue?The recurring side, separate from one-off jobs.
Are we collecting on what we invoice?Compare to invoiced total over the same period.

What feeds the numbers

  • Every Payment with status succeeded (Stripe-collected) or method cash/check/card (offline-recorded).
  • Grouped by the service line (pricebook category) the payment is associated with — usually inferred from the linked invoice's primary line items.

Filters

FilterWhat it does
Date rangePicks the payment date, not the invoice date.
By service lineDrill into one category.
By payment methodCard vs. ACH vs. cash vs. check.

Common patterns

PatternWhat it means
Spikes in installation revenue weeks after a marketing pushConfirms the funnel.
Membership revenue plateauingYour enrollment rate has stalled. Tackle on a sales meeting.
Cash + check >> cardYour customers prefer offline payments. Consider whether sending more payment links would shift it.

What's NOT here

  • Pending / unpaid invoices — those live in AR aging.
  • Refunds and chargebacks — handled in Stripe, not reflected here today.