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What Information is in the Reporting Tab?

The Reporting tab helps you explore your kitchen's key metrics, spot trends, and understand what’s really happening day to day - without wrangling spreadsheets.

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In this article: You’ll learn what data lives in your Reporting tab and how to use it to gain meaningful insights into your kitchen’s performance.

What is the Reporting Dashboard?

Your Reporting Dashboard is a high-level snapshot of how your kitchen is performing. It highlights key metrics - like revenue, client activity, bookings, and storage - giving you quick, actionable insights on what's working and where there's room to improve. Below is a breakdown of your dashboard metrics and their data sources.

Metric

How It's Measured (& Where to Find It)

Total Revenue

Previous vs. current month revenue (Monthly Revenue report)

*Used to determine Super and Elite badge status

Active Clients

Number of clients with Active status (All Clients and Prospects report)

Outstanding Payments Due

Total open, outstanding bills (Billing Tab > Outstanding Balances)

Average Revenue Per Client

Average client revenue for the month (Monthly Revenue by Client report)

Total Expired Docs

Number of expired client documents (Documents Tab)

Space Utilization

% of booked hours vs. available hours across all calendars (excludes N/A Nonbillable hours)

Booking Hours

Total booked hours across all spaces (excludes N/A Nonbillable bookings)

Current Storage Utilization

% of assigned storage units per storage type (Storage Utilization report)

Leads Closed

Leads received vs. Leads converted to Clients

*Used to determine Top Renter badge status

Lead Turnaround

Average response time to new leads + time to convert lead to prospect.

*Used to determine Fast Responder badge status

Currently Onboarding

Number of Onboarding Prospects (Clients > Onboarding)

Average Onboarding Time

Average time to convert an Onboarding Prospect to a Client

What Reports are Available?

The Food Corridor automatically generates real-time reports for the following areas:

  • Payments

  • Bookings

  • Storage

  • Clients

  • Sign-In activity

You can view these reports in the app, or download them as CSV files.

You can also filter reports by client or date range to focus on specific clients or time periods. When filters are applied, all downloadable reports update to include only the data that matches your selected clients and dates.

💸 Payment Reports

Report

What's Included

How to Use It

Billed Line Items

Month/year, bill number, client name, charge type & description, billed-at date, bill status, Stripe payment ID

See bill breakdown by charge type and status.

⚠️ Not recommended for monthly revenue totals if you use partial payments or mark bills uncollectible.

Payment Details

Bill number, bill creation date, amount paid, payment status, platform fee, tax, net revenue, payment date, Stripe payment ID, payment type, manual-payment notes, Stripe payout date, QBO export status

Track and reconcile payments — this is especially useful when bills contain multiple charge types.

💡Sort by Payment Date when totaling revenue for accuracy.

Refunds

Client name, bill number, bill amount, refunded amount & date, refund reason, who issued it, refund status, QBO export status, Stripe refund payout date

Review all refunds issued (and identify refunds vs. failed ACH payments that Stripe displays as refunds).

Monthly Revenue

Monthly totals for gross revenue, taxes, TFC fees, and net revenue

Get accurate monthly revenue totals based on successfully paid bills.

⚠️ Excludes failed or past-due bills

Monthly Revenue by Type

Monthly revenue by charge category (one-time fees, bookings, memberships, recurring charges, etc.)

Understand revenue mix by category, based on when charges were paid, not billed.

Monthly Revenue by Client

Monthly totals per client: gross, tax, net, platform fees; includes custom reporting fields

View monthly revenue by client, including custom fields for more granular reporting and analysis.

Manual Platform Fees

Shows TFC platform fees for manual payments (billed and upcoming); notes whether totals roll over or process on the 1st

Track manual platform fees and know when they’ll be charged.

QuickBooks Exported Payments

Last 90 days of payments and export statuses

Verify successful data exports to QuickBooks, identify failed exports, and troubleshoot pending or errored exports.

💡 Learn more about integrating with QBO here.

💡 Note: The Food Corridor uses cash-based accounting for all reports, so revenue is recorded once payment has been received.

🗓️ Bookings Reports

Report Name

What's Included

How to Use It

All Bookings

All past + future bookings for the current year (approved, billed, declined, canceled, deleted); “Booked For” client; “Created At” timestamp

Get a full year-to-date snapshot of every booking created, including historical and future reservations. Helpful for auditing booking activity or verifying client usage.

Total Hours by Client

Approved + billed booking hours for each client by month; includes clients with 0 hours

Understand total client usage to identify power users, seasonal clients, and infrequent users. Useful for tracking engagement and preparing usage-based billing summaries.

Total Hours by Client by Calendar

Approved + billed booking hours by client and by space calendar

Compare usage across different spaces to see which clients are using which areas. Ideal for capacity planning and analyzing space demand.

Hours per Client Over Previous Three Months With Trends

Approved + billed booking hours each client has booked over the past three months and whether client engagement is increasing, steady, or declining month over month

Understand client booking consistency and whether usage is growing or slowing. This helps forecast demand, identify clients who may need outreach, and spot seasonal or operational patterns that inform staffing, scheduling, and revenue planning.

Client Shifts For the Next Seven Days

All upcoming client shifts scheduled within the next seven days

See who's coming into the kitchen and when. Plan staffing, equipment allocation, cleaning schedules, and space readiness.

📦 Storage Reports

Report Name

What's Included

How to Use It

Client Storage

Each client’s current storage usage across all storage types, including the number of units they occupy and the total amount billed for those units

Track storage capacity, identify over- or under-utilized clients, and ensure accurate billing. This supports better space planning, revenue optimization, and inventory oversight.

Storage Utilization

Total storage capacity usage across all storage types

Understand storage space efficiency to plan inventory, allocate space effectively, and identify storage space at capacity.

🧑‍🍳 Clients Reports

Report Name

What's Included

Use / Benefit

All Clients and Prospects

All active + inactive clients and prospects (except deleted); profile info such as name, contact details, payment method, and other profile fields

View or export your full client/prospect list for outreach, record-keeping, or external analysis. Useful for marketing, reporting, or CRM syncing.

⚠️ Filter applies to specific active clients, not prospects or leads.

Client Plans

Clients' assigned billing plan, plan status, last updated date, and custom reporting fields

Quickly view and verify billing plan assignments, and audit plan changes or updates.

Lead Detail

All leads, with date added, current status (Joined, Declined, Deleted, Lead, New), and all intake form responses

Track prospective clients from inquiry to outcome. Useful for sales follow-up, monitoring lead conversion, and improving intake workflows.

📋 Sign In reports

Report Name

What's Included

How to Use It

Sing In Sheet

Lists all clients and sign in/out times by date

Manage check-ins, verify attendance, and keep operations organized.

💡 Learn more about the sign-in feature here.

Sign In Reconciliation

Comparison of scheduled shifts versus actual client sign ins by date

Verify who actually used the kitchen, identify missed shifts or overtime, and reconcile usage for billing, compliance, and staffing accuracy.

Sign In Pin

Each client’s unique sign in pin used to record their kitchen entry and exit on the sign in sheet under Bookings

Quickly verify client pins to ensure accurate tracking of kitchen attendance. Useful for creating a smooth sign-in process, reducing confusion at the door, and maintaining reliable data for reconciliation and billing.

Hours Used Versus Hours Booked

Difference between the hours clients actually used (based on sign in and sign out data) and the hours they originally booked

Track how accurately clients are using the time they schedule to support better forecasting, more efficient scheduling, and identifying patterns like consistent overuse, underuse, or no-shows.

What Data is Visualized?

Some Reporting data is automatically displayed as charts and graphs, helping you see trends at a glance. These visualizations make it easier to:

  • Spot patterns without digging through spreadsheets

  • Monitor daily activity at a glance

  • See the full picture of what’s happening in your kitchen

Charts and graphs are displayed for the following reports:

Monthly Revenue Over Time

Track your monthly revenue over time to spot trends, seasonal peaks, and growth patterns.

👉 Example: Notice a dip in July? Filter by client to see which businesses slowed down, or by date to check if it aligns with your usual summer pattern.

Booking Hours Over Time

Visualize how your kitchen is being used over time to understand space utilization.

👉 Example: Filter by client to see who books the most hours, or by date to identify your busiest months. Use this data to adjust rates, schedule maintenance, or fill underused time slots.

Active Clients by Type

See a clear breakdown of the types of businesses using your kitchen.

👉 Example: If your kitchen shows 30% bakers, 25% caterers, and 10% food trucks, you can tailor marketing, identify new equipment to purchase, or highlight business diversity for grant applications.

Storage Utilization by Type

Understand how each type of storage is used so you can manage this limited resource and maximize revenue.

👉 Example: Freezer space is nearly full, even though only a few members are actually paying for it. Your data reveals a hidden revenue leak and gives you the insight you need to rebalance storage plans or update billing.

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