Reports and Revenue Radar
What the business is actually making, who owes you, and the work sitting there waiting to be asked for.
Looking ahead — and the figure it refuses to give youNew
What is due to come in over the next week, month or year — with agreed work and work still only quoted kept firmly apart.
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Paperwork kept out of the money listNew
Revenue Radar now separates things to file from customers to call — and why mixing them made both lists useless.
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Set a target, and read whether you are on for itNew
A number to aim at for the month, quarter or year — and the cases where the app deliberately refuses to judge you.
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Closing a month, a quarter or a yearNew
Sign a period off, keep the report exactly as it was, and see anything that lands in it afterwards — without freezing a thing.
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Profit — what the work made, and whether there is room for moreNew
Margin, how much of what you quote turns into work, how full the next month is, and how much came from customers who came back.
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Revenue Report — the thirty-second answerNew
What happened in a period, how it compares, and the one thing waiting on you — with every figure openable.
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Read the reports without being misledUpdated
Profit, cash, debtors and hours — what each figure counts, and what it deliberately does not.
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Tax — where you stand, and what we will not doNew
Your VAT quarter, what you charged less what you were charged, and a list of everything stopping that figure being right.
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Recording what the business spendsNew
Rent, vans, insurance, software — the costs that are not on a job, and what they turn your profit figure into.
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The year-end records your accountant asks forNew
One file with the records behind your figures — and an honest list of what is not in it.
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What you still owe your suppliersNew
Tick a bill off when you pay it, and the app can tell you — and your accountant — what is still outstanding.
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Capital or an expense? Larger buys worth asking aboutNew
Buy a van or a £1,800 press tool and it may be capital rather than an expense. TaskMyJob raises it and deliberately stops there — your accountant decides.
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Work the Revenue Radar
One page: how the business is performing, what has been missed, and where the next job could come from.
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Check what happened, and when
A record of everything the app and your team did, in order.
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Your weekly summaryNew
How last week went, on your dashboard and in your inbox — what you invoiced, what came in, and the three things worth a call.
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