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Liability / Profit Report

See which payments are still liability versus earned profit based on event dates, with filters and exclusions.

Written by Hrant Minasyan

The Liability / Profit report classifies each payment you've received as either a liability (money collected for an event that hasn't happened yet) or earned profit (the event has passed) — useful for understanding what revenue you've truly earned versus what's still owed in service.


Where to Find It

Reports → Financial Reports → Liability / Profit


What This Report Shows

  • Payment date and amount, plus card fee and any refund

  • Client name and order number

  • The order's end date

  • Whether the payment counts as liability or profit


Filters You Can Apply

  • Date range — based on the payment date. This report allows a longer window than most (up to about 5 years).

  • Order type and order status

  • Location — if your company has more than one location, you can limit results to specific locations. (Single-location accounts won't see this filter.)


⚠️ What This Report Already Filters Out

Note how this report works and what it leaves out:

  • Each payment is classified by comparing the order's end date to the cutoff date. Payments for events that haven't happened yet are liability; the rest are profit.

  • Deleted payments and deleted orders are excluded.


Exporting

You can export the report to Excel, CSV, or PDF. Larger reports are generated in the background — you'll be notified when the file is ready to download.


Need Help?

If you have questions about the Liability / Profit report, contact us at [email protected].

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