Know what sold, who booked, and what's owed.
Every booking and payment ends up in a report. Revenue and tax for your accountant, customers and gift cards for you, and a list of people who started to book but didn't finish. Pick the dates and download any of them as a CSV.
Best for: owners and bookkeepers who want month-end numbers they can hand over without retyping anything.
The numbers are already here. Stop rebuilding them.
When bookings live in one place and payments in another, every month-end means rebuilding a spreadsheet, and the totals never quite match. Tax time turns into guesswork, and following up a lost sale means digging through your calendar.
FullClass reports come straight from the bookings and payments you've already taken. Pick a date range, read the totals, and download the same columns as a CSV for your accountant.
Totals that match what you actually charged.
Revenue includes bookings paid offline or marked paid by your team, not just what went through Stripe or Square.
Set when your fiscal year starts and your reporting periods line up with how you file, even if your year doesn't begin in January.
Charge more than one tax? The tax report lists each one by name and rate, with what it was charged on and what you collected, so each tax office gets the right figure. Set them up under tax rates.
Running a referral program? The referral report shows who referred whom, whether they've been rewarded yet, and what they got, so you can see what word of mouth is bringing in.
Revenue this month
ReportsThe reports you'll actually open.
- Revenue. What you sold over any stretch of time, with a chart that shows the busy weeks and the quiet ones.
- Tax. What you collected, laid out so you can copy it onto your return instead of working it out again.
- Bookings. Every booking in the period: who, which class, how many spots, the total and whether it's confirmed.
- Schedule. How full each session is, so you can see what's selling and what isn't.
- Customers. Who's booking, how often and how much they've spent, and how people heard about you.
- Gift cards & promo codes. How much gift card value you've sold and how much has been spent, plus what each promo code gave away.
- Waivers. Who signed, and which version of your waiver they agreed to.
- Attendance. Who booked versus who checked in, session by session. Attendance is an optional feature, so you'll only see this when it's switched on.
- Abandoned checkouts. People who got to the final step and didn't book. Leave a note when you follow up and archive them, so nobody gets chased twice.
From a date range to a filed number.
Pick a report
Open the one you need, from revenue and tax to the people who didn't finish checking out.
Set your date range
This month, last quarter, or any dates you like.
Read the totals
The summary and the line-by-line detail show up on screen for the dates you picked.
Export to CSV
Download the same columns to send your accountant or open in your own spreadsheet.
Your fiscal year, not the calendar's.
If your year starts in April, your reports can too. And because revenue includes offline and manually paid bookings, the total is what you actually charged.
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