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Gross Profit by Customer

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Summary

The Gross Profit by Customer Report shows revenue, payroll-related cost, and profit results by customer for a selected date range. It helps staffing teams understand margin performance at a more detailed customer level so they can make pricing, service, and cost-control decisions.

The report lets users choose how dates are interpreted, filter by company and office, and optionally roll customer activity up to a parent customer. It returns only finalized activity so financial review is based on completed records.

This report is essential for:

  • Finance teams: review profitability by customer and identify margin trends.

  • Payroll managers: compare billed value against payroll cost by customer.

  • Operations leaders: monitor customer-level performance and prioritize action.

  • Branch managers: spot low-margin customer relationships in their office scope.

The key business outcome is clearer customer-level profitability visibility for faster, more accurate business decisions.

Report Overview

Attribute

Details

Purpose

Provides customer-level gross profit detail and totals for a selected period.

Classification

Financial Report

Who Should Use This Report

Finance teams, Payroll managers, Operations leaders, Branch managers

Business Problem Solved

Shows where profit is gained or lost by customer so teams can improve pricing and cost control.

Run Frequency

Weekly, monthly, and on-demand

Related Reports

Gross Profit, Gross Profit Detail, Gross Profit Summary

Business Value

Category

Description

Customer Margin Visibility

Shows profit performance by customer instead of only high-level totals.

Better Pricing Decisions

Helps teams identify customers with low or declining margins.

Cost Driver Clarity

Breaks out major revenue and payroll-related cost components for easier analysis.

Flexible Date Analysis

Supports multiple date perspectives so users can align reporting with business review needs.

Access-Controlled Reporting

Limits visible data to the user's approved company and office scope.

Historical Analysis

Includes archived finalized payroll activity for longer-period trend review.

Known Issues or Limitations

Issues

Description

Finalized activity only

Only completed payroll/billing activity is included; in-progress records are excluded.

Zero-activity exclusion

Records with no billed amount and no pay amount are not shown.

Customer search behavior

Customer filtering works as a contains-style search, so broad text may return many matches.

Date type dependency

Results depend on the selected date type (accounting period, check date, or pay period end date).

Hierarchy sensitivity

Parent-customer roll-up changes how customer rows are grouped and labeled.

Troubleshooting Guide

Issues

Problem Reason

Solution  

No data returned

Date range, company, office, or customer filter does not match finalized records.

Expand the date range, use broader filters, and confirm finalized activity exists.

Expected customer missing

The customer has no qualifying activity, is outside access scope, or the filter text is too narrow.

Remove or broaden customer text and verify user access to the related company and office.

Results differ from another report

The other report may use a different date interpretation or aggregation level.

Match date type and filters across both reports before comparing totals.

Profit percentage looks high or low

Very small billed totals can cause large percentage swings.

Review billed totals and gross profit values together before drawing conclusions.

FAQ

Questions

Answers

What does this report measure?

It measures billed value, payroll-related costs, and gross profit by customer.

Can I filter by company and office?

Yes. You can run it for all or selected companies and offices within your access scope.

What does "roll up to parent customer" do?

It combines child customer activity under the parent customer for grouped reporting.

Which date should I choose?

Use the date type that matches your review process: accounting period, check date, or pay period end date.

Why are some rows not shown?

Rows with no billed amount and no pay amount are excluded from this report.

Reference Video/Screenshot

Report Details

  

Category

Value

Parent Category

Back Office

Category

Gross Profit/Transaction

Report Type

Paginated Report

Report runs from Application

RMS

Report Category

Shareable

Report Level

Transaction

Report Parameters

Report Parameter   

Description   

Parameter Options   

Default    

 Required   

Date Type

Controls which business date is used to include records (example: Accounting Period Date).

Select list: Accounting Period Date, Check Date, Pay Period End Date

Accounting Period Date

Yes

Start Date

Beginning date for report data

Yes

End Date

Ending date for report data

Yes

Company

Filter records by companies selected

List of companies that the users have access to

No

Office

Filters records by offices selected

List of offices for the company selected

No

Roll Up to Parent Customer

Determines whether customer rows stay separate or are grouped under their parent customer.

Yes/No

No

No

Customer

Filters results by customer name text.

Free Text

%

No

Report Grouping

  • . Company

    • Office

The report will be grouped by the Company by default.

Report Columns

Report Column   

Description   

Definitions/Logic

Company

The company the activity belongs to.

Taken from the selected company context linked to each activity record.

Alias

Short company identifier shown in report output.

Pulled from company reporting setup.

Customer

Customer name used for reporting.

Uses either direct customer mapping or parent-customer mapping, based on the roll-up setting.

Department

Customer department value associated with the activity.

Pulled from the customer relationship data tied to the record.

Office

Office or branch where the activity is recorded.

Taken from the office linked to the transaction activity.

Pay Hours

Total payroll hours for the record.

Sums payroll hours captured for qualifying activity.

Bill Hours

Total billable hours for the record.

Sums billable hours captured for qualifying activity.

Sales

Base billed revenue amount.

Adds standard billed revenue values.

Charge

Additional billed charges.

Adds charge values applied to the activity.

Discount

Revenue reductions.

Adds discount values that reduce billed totals.

GP Adjustment Bill

Billing-side gross profit adjustments.

Adds billing adjustments that affect gross-profit billing totals.

GP Bill

Gross-profit billing base amount.

Calculated as sales plus charges, minus discounts, plus billing adjustments.

Gross Wages

Wage-related amount used in profit evaluation.

Combines payroll gross and agency-related cost components used by the report.

Gross Only

Employee wage-only amount.

Includes wage values for employee-classified records and excludes contractor-only wage treatment.

GP Adjustment Pay

Pay-side gross profit adjustments.

Adds pay adjustments that affect profit.

Agency Cost

Agency-related labor cost component.

Included when the worker classification is contractor.

Employer Taxes

Employer-paid tax amount.

Adds employer tax expenses for qualifying activity.

WC Cost

Workers' compensation cost.

Adds workers' compensation expense values.

ER Contribution

Employer-paid benefit contribution.

Adds employer contribution amounts included in payroll-related cost.

Payroll Cost

Total payroll-related cost amount.

Uses the report's payroll-cost value for each qualifying record.

Gross Profit

Net profit amount.

Uses the report's computed profit value after revenue and payroll-related cost components are applied.

GP/Billed Hour

Profit earned per billed hour.

Calculated as gross profit divided by billed hours; shown as 0 when billed hours are zero.

GP %

Gross profit percentage.

Calculated as gross profit divided by GP Bill; shown as 0 when GP Bill is zero.

Additional Notes

User access controls determine which companies and offices are visible in this report.

The report can return different totals for the same date range if a different date type is selected.

Parent-customer roll-up changes grouping and can reduce the number of distinct customer rows.

Rows with both billed amount and pay amount equal to zero are excluded.

Totals section includes overall sums and customer counts for the selected dataset.