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No-shows no longer count as revenue

Revenue left out cancelled bookings, but a booking marked as a no-show still counted its full price as money made — in Reports, on the dashboard, in Revenue split and in Forecasting. A no-show now counts as a booking, but never as revenue.

  • Reports: total revenue, the average booking value, the monthly chart and the revenue of each service and team member
  • The dashboard's revenue for the month, for one location and for all of them
  • Revenue split: nobody's cut is taken from a booking the customer didn't come to
  • Forecasting: what was earned so far, and the projection built on it
  • Lifetime value on a customer's and a team member's page
  • Reports' chart of bookings by status now shows no-shows too, so it adds up to the total

Read more:Reports,Revenue Split,Revenue Forecasting

No-shows no longer count as revenue | Bookodile