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# Headline Summary

The Headline Summary provides an immediate overview upon opening OverVue.

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### Overview

This is the report's front page and the first thing you see when you open OverVue. It's designed for a quick overview: filters for Site, Product Category, and Season are at the top, followed by three KPI groups (funds received, revenue earned, and future bookings), two trend charts, a channel breakdown, and a product-category breakdown. Start with this page when you want a fast snapshot of how the business is doing before looking into more details.

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Calculations Used In This Report

* Booked revenue
* Booked revenue - future value booked before today year to date
* Booked revenue - future value booked before today year to date last year
* Booked revenue - year to date
* Booked Revenue - year to date (Cards)
* Booked Revenue - year to date previous year (Cards)
* Payments
* Payments - year to date
* Payments - year to date (Cards)
* Payments - year to date previous year (cards)
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### Filters

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

### Funds Received (Payments)

This section shows your funds received so far this season and your funds received at this point last season. This is the cash-basis view and gives you the most reliable numbers for "how much money have we actually taken in" because it does not include bookings that are reserved but not yet paid.

### Revenue (Booked Revenue)

This section shows your booked revenue so far this season and your booked revenue at this point last season. Booked revenue reflects business that has actually been earned through usage, not just cash collected. Use this section to check if you are ahead of or behind last year from a usage perspective.

### Total Future Bookings

This section shows your total future bookings, including unpaid reservations, so far this season and the same figure from this point last season. Together, these numbers tell you how much future business is already locked in and whether you are ahead of or behind where you stood at this point last year. This helps you judge how the season is shaping up before it appears in the final numbers.

### Funds Received by Month

This chart shows your funds received month by month, with one line for each season. You can quickly see if this season is ahead of, behind, or in line with previous seasons at any point in the calendar. This helps you spot a slowdown or surge mid-season before it appears in the final numbers. A rising or flattening line compared to last season's is an early signal.

### Funds Received by Channel

This chart breaks down your funds received by payment channel, showing what share of total collections came through each one. This helps you decide where to invest in the payment or checkout experience, or spot a channel that is underperforming or overperforming compared to expectations.

### Booked Revenue by Month

This chart shows your booked revenue month by month, with one line for each season. It is the usage-revenue counterpart to the funds-received-by-month chart above. Comparing the two side by side shows where funds received and booked revenue differ. For example, you might see a month with many bookings (high booked revenue) that has not yet converted to cash (lower funds received), or the opposite.

### Booked Revenue for the Current Season

This chart shows your booked revenue for each month of the current season, giving you a quick view of the season's monthly pattern. You can see which months are busiest and whether the current month is heading toward a typical seasonal peak or low point.

### Booked Revenue by Product Category

This section shows your booked revenue broken out by product category and site, both as a detailed table (with the option to drill into individual products) and as a chart showing each category's share of the total. This helps you see which product categories and sites are driving your revenue, and supports merchandising and site-operations decisions that the trend charts above cannot answer alone.