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The P&L report in OS/ reports

How is the P&L structured, and what do you need to know?

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Data in the P&L

Here you can find out exactly how individual project data / invoices / salaries flow into your P&L and provide you with a detailed operating result for your agency.

Understanding the columns

The P&L shows you the financial success of your agency on a monthly basis over a certain period of time (usually for an entire operating year).

This stands for:

OS/ Actual

For past, already fixed amounts (billed sales, expenses incurred).

OS/ Forecast

Incoming and outgoing invoices planned for the future, as well as employee labor costs.

Please note that projects with the status “created” are filtered out in the P&L. However, you still have the option to filter for them.

Insight into sales and costs

Total revenue

Shows you how much you have earned based on outgoing invoices, or how much you are expected to earn according to your plans.

OS/ Actual

All outgoing invoices created.

OS/ Forecast

All planned outgoing invoices.

External costs

External costs show how much you have already spent on freelancers and suppliers for your customer projects.

OS/ Actual

All purchase invoices created.

OS/ Forecast

All planned purchase invoices.

Operating gross profit

Calculated from total revenue minus external costs.

Internal costs

Describe the costs incurred through internal projects in your business areas or spent on employee labor costs.

Of which labor costs

Shows the total amount of all labor costs for your employees in the workspace, also as a forecast.

Of which overhead costs

Internal administrative projects for your agency form the basis for internal overhead costs, which you can also see in the P&L. Perfect for license, rent, and electricity costs, for example.

Simply create an internal project, upload your internal invoices, and you're done.

Operating profit

The actual income that you are left with at the end.

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