The Total Invoices metric calculates the sum of all invoices generated during a specific period, providing a snapshot of the total revenue generated by a business.
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Gross Profit (Accrual) is a financial metric that calculates the profit a company earns from its core operations by deducting the cost of goods sold from total revenue, without considering cash flow timing.
Total Expenses (Accrual) is a financial metric indicating the sum of all expenses incurred and recorded during a specific period, regardless of payment. It helps assess the true cost of operations by including unpaid bills and expenses for better financial planning and analysis.
The Draft Invoices by Client metric tracks the number of unpaid invoices that have been created but not yet sent to clients in FreshBooks.
The Draft Invoices Amount by Client metric measures the total value of unpaid invoices for each individual client that are still in the draft stage in FreshBooks.
The Outstanding Invoice Amount by Invoice ID metric tracks the total amount of unpaid invoices categorized by their unique invoice IDs.
The Outstanding Invoice Amount by Client metric shows the total amount of unpaid invoices for each client in FreshBooks, helping you identify which clients owe you the most.
The Total Clients by City metric shows the number of clients in each city, giving you insights into where your customers are located.
The Other Income Payments Collected metric tracks the total amount of money collected from non-sales sources, such as refunds, interest income, or rental payments, during a specified period.