Costlocker Guide
Project Detail

Report

In the Report section, you can switch between two types of reports:

Activities / People
This report shows the profitability of work on the project.

Project Expenses
This report provides an overview of Project Expenses.

Activities/People Report

The project report offers a basic overview of the profitability of individual activities and team members on the project.

Project report

By clicking the Show All button, we can examine the numbers from our example:

Expanded project report

Here we see that for the activity Design and the person David Maralík:

ItemInformationCalculationNote
Tracked TimeHow many hours the person has already worked on the activitySum of hours for the personSee previous Time Tracking
Estimated TimeTime from the project budgetSet in the project budgetCreating a Project Budget
RevenueRevenue for the budget itemProject hourly rate * number of hours

150 * 3 hours
= 450

Remaining BudgetHow much revenue we still need to earn from the clientProject hourly rate * remaining hours

150 * 0.98 hours
= 146.88

CostsHow much the work has cost us(Employee hourly rate + overhead cost) * number of hours worked(751 + 02) * 2.01 = 151,56
Estimated ProfitExpected profit on particular item if we work exactly the estimated hoursRevenue - (Employee hourly rate + overhead cost) * estimated number of hours

450 - (75 * 3)
= 225

Current ProfitCurrent profit on particular itemRevenue - (Employee hourly rate + overhead cost) * number of hours worked

150 * 3 - (75+ 0) * 2.01
= 450 - 150.75
= 298.44

The method of calculating revenue varies depending on the budget type. For more information, visit the Budget Types section.

Project Expenses Report

The Project Expenses report shows the profitability of external costs on this project.

Project expenses report

This report provides an overview of external costs associated with this project. We can see the purchase and selling prices, profit, and profit margin.

Footnotes

  1. Employes hourly rate
  2. In our example, we are simplifying by not including overhead costs