Stylist Extra Services Report

Updated 10 months ago by Kory Lamme

Location: Reports > Services > Stylist Extra Services

Net total of all services and extra services, as well as services per hour for a given date range, organized by staff member.

Salon Owner: Salon owners can use this report to get a feel for how many extra services are being performed at the location.
Salon Manager: This report can be used by salon managers as a reference to how often extra services are being performed, compared to the entirety.
Salon Employee: Stylists and other front line salon staff can reference this report to see how many extra services they performed in the given time span.

Select Stores: Clicking or tapping here will open the interface that allows the user to select the store(s) that will be be used for the report.
Enter A Date Range: Clicking or tapping into this field will generate a calendar interface for the user to select a single date, or a date range.
Generate Report: Clicking or tapping on this button will generate the report based on the other filter criteria.

Stylist Name: The staff member's name who perform services during the time of the report.
Net Services $: The net dollar value of all revenue generated by this staff member for service sales.
Extra Services $: The total dollar value for all extra services performed during the time of the report.
Extra Ser %: The percentage value of extra services performed by the employee, compared to all services.
Net Total $: The total net revenue generated by service sales for this staff member.
% of tot: The percentage value of extra services, compared to all net sales (service + product).
Production Hrs: The total production hours worked by this staff member for the time of the report.
SPH: Sales Per Hour, the average Net sales (Services + Products) per hour.

Extra Ser %: Extra Services $ divided by Net Service $ then multiply that result by 100
% of tot: Extra Services $ divided by Net Service $ + Net Product $ (not found on this report, use Production Report for reference) then divided the result by 100
SPH: Net Service Sales + Net Product Sales (not found on this report, use Production Report for reference) then divide that result by Production Hours.