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Report: Revenue & Cost Analysis (RCA)

Revenue & Cost Analysis (RCA) Report – Business Intelligence Module

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Written by Arnold E. Garcia
Updated over 3 weeks ago

The RCA Report provides a comprehensive view of revenue, costs, and profit across all operational areas, including jobs, contracts, sales orders, equipment deals, and miscellaneous invoices.

It allows finance, service, and operations teams to:

• Analyse total revenue, costs, and profit across all transaction types.

• Compare invoiced vs non-invoiced transactions.

• Identify high-cost jobs, parts, labour, or other financial drivers.

• Review profitability by branch, customer, equipment, contract, or engineer.

• Support audits, financial reviews, budgeting, and strategic decision-making.

This report helps ensure financial transparency across operational activities and supports both tactical and strategic decision-making.


Getting There

To access the Revenue & Cost Analysis Report in Service Geeni:

• Open the Business Intelligence module.

• Click on the Reports sub-module.

• Navigate to the Finance category.

• Select the Revenue Cost Analysis report.

• Choose the desired filters (explained below) and click Apply to generate the report.


Available Filters and Their Impact

Use the filters at the top of the report to refine which data is displayed.

  • Branch: Filters by the selected branch from Service Geeni across all transaction types.

  • Parent Group: Consolidates data for all child accounts under a parent customer group.

  • Division: Filters by internal business division or department.

  • Customer Account: Filters by customer account number.

  • Site: Filters by customer site ID.

  • Equipment Make: Filters by equipment make or brand.

  • Equip. ID: Filters by equipment ID across all transaction types.

  • Contract: Filters by hire or service contract number.

  • Period: Filters by job completion date (if not invoiced) or invoice date (if invoiced).

  • Engineer: Filters by the engineer responsible for the job or service.

  • Sales Order: Filters by sales order number.

  • Charge Code: Filters by standard billing codes across transaction types.

  • Exclude Invoiced: Shows only non-invoiced jobs.

  • Exclude Non-Invoiced: Shows only invoiced jobs.

  • Include Engineer Downtime: Includes engineer downtime costs in analysis.

  • Analyse by Invoiced Date: Overrides the default period filter to use invoice date only.

  • Exclude Contract: Excludes all service or hire contract data.

  • Exclude Sales Order: Excludes all sales order transactions.

  • Exclude Job: Excludes all job-related transactions.

  • Exclude Equipment Deal: Excludes equipment deal transactions.

  • Exclude Misc Invoice / Credit: Excludes miscellaneous invoices and credit notes.

Pro tip: Combine multiple filters to perform a detailed financial analysis by branch, customer, contract, or period.


Column Breakdown and Key Fields

Each row in the report represents a single quotation. The columns provide detailed insight into the quote’s origin, value, and lifecycle.

Column Name

Description

Revenue

Overall total revenue amount.

Cost

Overall total cost amount.

Profit

Overall total profit (Revenue - Cost).

% Margin

Profit as a percentage of Revenue.

Graph

Pie chart showing Cost vs Profit.

Total

Overall total revenue, cost, and profit across all transaction types.

Job

Revenue, cost, and profit from jobs.

Job Parts

Revenue, cost, and profit from job parts.

Job Labour

Revenue, cost, and profit from job labour.

Job Other

Revenue, cost, and profit from other job-related charges.

PM Contract

Revenue, cost, and profit from preventative maintenance contracts.

Hire Contract

Revenue, cost, and profit from hire contracts.

Equipment Deal

Revenue, cost, and profit from equipment sales/deals.

Sales Orders

Revenue, cost, and profit from sales orders.

Misc. Invoices

Revenue, cost, and profit from miscellaneous invoices/credit notes.

Insight: Use this summary section for a high-level view of revenue, costs, and profitability before diving into transaction-level details.


Job Tab

Column Name

Description

Account No.

Customer account number.

Invoice No.

The invoice number of the job.

Depot No.

The branch number of the job.

Job No.

Unique job number.

Charge Code

Job cost/charge code.

Completion Date

Date the job was completed.

Equipment ID

Equipment linked to the job.

Labour Revenue

Labour charges for the job.

SKU Revenue

Stock item revenue for the job.

Other Revenue

Other job-related revenue.

Misc Revenue

Miscellaneous charges revenue.

Total Revenue

Sum of all revenue items.

Labour Cost

Labour costs for the job.

SKU Cost

Cost of stock items.

Other Cost

Other job-related costs.

Misc. Cost

Miscellaneous costs.

Total Cost

Total job cost.

% Margin

Job margin percentage.

Insight: Use this tab to monitor high-cost jobs and understand how labour, parts, and other charges contribute to total job profitability.


Job Parts Tab

Column Name

Description

Depot No.

The branch where stock was issued.

Job No.

A job associated with the stock issue.

Date

Date stock was issued.

SKU

Stock item number.

SKU Description

Description of stock item.

Quantity

Quantity issued.

Total Revenue

Revenue from stock issued (Price × Quantity).

Total Cost

Cost from stock issued (Cost × Quantity).

Insight: Ideal for tracking parts usage and identifying high-cost stock items.


Labour Tab

Column Name

Description

Depot No.

The branch where the engineer's time was booked.

Job No.

A job associated with an engineer's time.

Date

The date labour was recorded.

Engineer

Engineer assigned to the task.

Rate

Charge code rate description.

Hour

Number of labour hours booked.

Revenue

Revenue from labour charges.

Cost

Labour cost.

Profit

Revenue – Cost.

% Margin

Margin percentage of labour revenue.

Insight: Helps monitor engineer productivity and control labour costs.


Travel Tab

Column Name

Description

Depot No.

The branch where travel was booked.

Job No.

A job associated with travel.

Date

The date of travel was recorded.

Engineer

Engineer assigned to the job.

Rate

Charge code rate for travel.

Hour

Travel hours recorded.

Revenue

Revenue from travel charges.

Cost

Travel costs.

Profit

Travel profit (Revenue – Cost).

% Margin

Margin percentage for travel revenue.

Insight: Useful for tracking travel costs and revenue associated with jobs.


Charge Code Tab

Column Name

Description

Charge Code

Billing/charge code.

Cost Code Description

Charge code description.

Labour Revenue

Labour revenue under this code.

SKU Revenue

Stock revenue under this code.

Other Revenue

Other revenue under this code.

Total Revenue

Total revenue for the charge code.

Labour Cost

Labour cost under this code.

SKU Cost

Stock cost under this code.

Other Cost

Other costs under this code.

Total Cost

Total cost for the charge code.

Insight: Use this tab to analyse revenue and costs by service or billing category.


PM Contract Tab

Column Name

Description

Contract No.

Service contract number.

Depot No.

Branch raising the contract.

Equipment ID

Linked equipment ID (“Fixed Price” if no equipment).

Invoice No.

Invoice number.

Invoice Type

Type of invoice.

Invoice Amount

Invoice amount.

Invoice Date

Invoice date.

Insight: Useful for reviewing preventative maintenance contract revenue and costs.


Hire Contract Tab

Column Name

Description

Contract No.

Hire contract number/version.

Branch

Branch creating the contract.

Customer No.

Customer account number.

Customer Name

Customer account name.

Site Name

Site of hire contract.

Invoice Type

Invoice type.

Equipment ID

Hired equipment ID (“Fixed Price” if applicable).

Make / Model / Type / Serial No.

Equipment details.

Invoice Revenue

Revenue from hire contract.

Invoice Cost

Costs from the hire contract.

Invoice #

Invoice number.

Ref.

Customer reference.

Insight: Differentiates fixed-price hire contracts from equipment-based hire charges.


Equipment Deal Tab

Column Name

Description

Deal No.

Equipment deal number.

Date Created

Deal creation date.

Invoice No. / Invoice Date

Deal invoice details.

Depot No.

The branch creating the deal.

Sales Person

Salesperson responsible.

Customer No. / Customer Name

Customer details.

Equipment Revenue

Equipment revenue.

Equipment Costs

Equipment cost.

Trade In Allowance / Cost

Trade-in details.

Total Revenue

Total revenue for the deal.

Total Costs

Total costs for the deal.

Margin

Revenue – Cost.

% Margin

Margin percentage.

Insight: Supports equipment sales profitability analysis.


Sales Orders Tab

Column Name

Description

Sales Order No.

OCS / Sales order number.

Date Raised

Sales order creation date.

Account No. / Account Name

Customer details.

Delivery Address

Delivery location.

Sales Person

Assigned salesperson.

Dispatch Date

Sales order dispatch date.

Invoice No. / Invoice Date

Invoice details.

Goods Revenue / Goods Costs

Goods revenue and cost.

Delivery Revenue / Delivery Costs

Delivery revenue and cost.

Total Revenue / Total Costs

Total revenue and costs.

% Margin

Total margin percentage.

Insight: Ideal for reviewing sales order revenue and costs by customer or branch.


Misc Invoice / Credit Tab

Column Name

Description

Type

Invoice or Credit.

Invoice / Credit No.

Miscellaneous invoice number.

Account No. / Account Name

Customer details.

Site Name

Site of the transaction.

Date

Invoice or credit date.

Order Ref.

Related order reference.

Job No.

Linked job number.

Contract No.

Linked contract number.

Total Value

Total value of invoice/credit.

Insight: Useful for auditing miscellaneous charges and credit notes.

The Revenue & Cost Analysis Report is a comprehensive financial tool within Service Geeni.

By using this report, you can:

  • Monitor overall revenue, costs, and profitability across jobs, contracts, sales, and miscellaneous charges.

  • Identify high-cost areas, unbilled work, or underperforming revenue streams.

  • Support audits, budgeting, and customer reporting.

  • Improve operational and financial decision-making by providing actionable insights.

Run this report monthly or quarterly to ensure revenue and costs are accurately captured and aligned with operational and contractual expectations.

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