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Reading your P&L statement

Headline tiles, revenue breakdown by line type, system-tracked expenses, your entered expenses, net profit.

Updated 2026-04-29

/portal/reports/pnl computes a Profit & Loss statement on demand. Pick a period (MTD / Last month / QTD / YTD / Last year), see your numbers.

Headline tiles

  • Revenue — sum of paid invoices in the period.
  • Expenses — Plyrium subscription + voice cost + your entered expenses.
  • Net profit — Revenue minus Expenses. Turns red when negative.
  • Margin — Net / Revenue, as a percentage.

Revenue breakdown

When invoices have line items tagged with kinds (material/labor/service/fee), the page renders four chips showing the dollar amount + percentage of revenue per type. This is how you answer 'what % of my revenue is labor?' without spreadsheet gymnastics. Anything from invoices that lack line-item detail surfaces as 'unclassified' so the breakdown still adds up to total revenue honestly.

Plyrium-tracked expenses

Two lines auto-pulled from your Plyrium account — your subscription fee (estimated for the period based on the active plan) and your voice AI usage cost. Both are read-only here because they reflect what actually ran on the systems. Don't enter them as expenses too or you'll double-count.

Your entered expenses

Materials, fuel, insurance, subcontractor labor, etc. — every expense you typed in the period, grouped by category, with each row inline-editable. Add via the 'Add expense' button at the top.

Bottom-line summary

Bottom of the page is a classic P&L summary card: Total revenue / Total expenses / Net profit / Margin. Net profit shows in green when positive, red when negative.

Downloads

Two buttons in the header: Download CSV (three sub-tables: SUMMARY, SYSTEM, EXPENSES — each with category subtotals; pastes straight into Excel) + Print/Save as PDF (browser native print dialog with a print-friendly stylesheet that hides the sidebar).

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