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How do I use the Credit Deferred Revenue report?

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Written by Helen Kang
Updated over 2 weeks ago

The Credit Deferred Revenue report surfaces the deferred revenue associated with each non-expired and unused credits. All Finance reports are in UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).

This report is useful for:

  • Viewing the deferred revenue from credits within the selected time frame.

  • Filtering and viewing the value of credit deferred revenue from various source types (purchase, complimentary, migrated, and gift).


Pulling up the Report

  1. Navigate to Reports from the left panel > Finance > Credit Deferred Revenue > View.

  2. Specify the time frame from the date picker.

To see current deferred revenue, select a date range from your studio's opening date through today. Selecting a later start date may show a negative value, as it only reflects changes within that range.

Apply any additional filters:

  • Credit Type

  • Currency

  • Location

  • Source Types


Understanding the Report

The Credit Deferred Revenue report includes 13 data fields:

  1. Credit Package ID: ID generated by the system.

  2. Credit Package: The name of the credit package.

    • This field will be blank if the credit is migrated, given complimentary, or added to the customer's account via a credit package gift card redemption.

  3. Source Type:

    • Purchase: Credit was purchased by the customer.

    • Complimentary: Credit was given complimentary by the studio staff.

    • Migrated: Credit was migrated over.

    • Gift: Credit was redeemed via a credit package gift card.

  4. Customer ID: Customer's unique ID generated by the system.

  5. Customer: Customer's name.

  6. Customer Email: Customer's email.

  7. Purchase Location: Studio location of purchase.

  8. Package Purchase Date: Date of the package purchase.

  9. Package Expiration Date: Date of package expiration.

  10. Credits Remaining: The remaining credits left in a credit package.

  11. Currency: Based on the studio's location configuration.

  12. Deferred Revenue: Value of payment(s) received in advance for credits that have not yet been realized.

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