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# Employee

### Overview

This page brings together staff sales performance, payment methods, and discount details. It helps managers see how each employee is transacting, including average sale size, transaction counts, discounting habits, and which payment methods their customers use.

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Calculations Used In This Report

* Booking - average value
* Bookings - count
* Discount
* Payments
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### Filters

Season, Month, Site, Product Category, Product Name, and Employee.

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Season</td></tr><tr><td>Site</td></tr><tr><td>Product Category</td></tr><tr><td>Product Name</td></tr><tr><td>Employee</td></tr></tbody></table>

### Payment Method Mix by Employee

This section breaks down payment methods by employee. For each person, you can see what share of their transactions are paid by card, cash, or another method. There is also a summary of the overall payment method mix for all employees. This helps you spot if an employee’s customers pay differently than average, such as someone using a card-only terminal versus someone handling more cash. These differences can be important for reconciliation or fraud review.

### Discount Activity

This section displays your total discount amount for the current selection, along with a chart showing discount amounts over time. You can view the data by month or week. Use the total for a quick overview, then look at the chart to see if discounting is going up or down, or if there are spikes in certain weeks. This can help you connect trends to promotions or staffing changes.

### Employee Sales Detail

This table lists each employee and sales channel combination, showing the average sale size and transaction count for each. It helps you compare transaction size and volume across employees and channels in one place, so you can see who is closing larger sales and who is handling more transactions.

### Revenue by Payment Method Over Time

This chart shows revenue over time, which you can view by month or week. Each payment method has its own series, so you can see how much revenue came in as cash, card, or another method during any period. This helps you track if there is a shift toward a certain payment method, like more card and less cash, and whether it happens gradually or is linked to a specific date or promotion.

### Bookings and Average Booking Value

This section displays your total bookings for the current selection and your average booking value. By looking at both, you can quickly see if you are getting more bookings, bigger bookings, or both. The average booking value may not always match the average sale size in the table above because they are calculated differently. This difference is expected and not an error.