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# Revenue Advanced

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### Overview

This page shows the same comparison of payments and booked revenue as the Revenue page, but breaks it down by site and by week instead of by month. It also displays the actual dollar difference year over year next to the growth rate. Use this view to compare performance across sites or to see the exact dollar gap, not just the percentage.

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Calculations Used In This Report

* Booked revenue
* Booked revenue - Growth
* Booked revenue - previous year
* Booked Revenue - whole of previous year
* Booked Revenue - year to date (Cards)
* Booked Revenue - year to date previous year (Cards)
* Booked revenue - year to date year over year growth as a percentage (Cards)
* Payments
* Payments - Growth
* Payments - last year
* Payments - whole of previous year
* Payments - year to date (Cards)
* Payments - year to date previous year (cards)
* Payments - year to date year over year growth as a percentage (cards)
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### Filters

<table data-view="cards"><thead><tr><th></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Site</td></tr><tr><td>Product Category</td></tr><tr><td>Season</td></tr><tr><td>Booked Revenue &#x26; Payments</td></tr></tbody></table>

### Payments

This section displays your payments so far this season, payments at the same point last season, year-over-year growth in payments, and the total payments for all of last season. These main figures appear at the top of the page before the site-level details below.

### Payments by Site

This table shows your [payments](/glossary/calculations/overvue-calculations.md#payments) each day, side by side for both sites. It also displays payments on the same weekday last year and the dollar difference between the two. The days are aligned by day of the week, not by exact calendar date, so there may be slight shifts, especially around leap years. This view helps you see cash collection trends for each site, such as whether one site is growing while the other is flat or declining, with more day-by-day detail than the trend charts.

### Payments by Week

This chart shows your [payments](/glossary/calculations/overvue-calculations.md#payments) for each week, broken out by season. It is the payments counterpart to the booked-revenue-by-week chart above. When you view both charts side by side, you can compare weekly cash collection to weekly usage revenue. This helps you spot weeks where bookings spiked but payment collection lagged, or the other way around.

### Booked Revenue

This section displays your [booked revenue](/glossary/calculations/overvue-calculations.md#booked-revenue) so far this season, booked revenue at the same point last season, year-over-year growth in booked revenue, and the total booked revenue for all of last season. These figures are the usage-revenue counterpart to the funds-received numbers above. Comparing the two helps you see the difference between what has been booked and used versus what has actually been collected in cash.

### Booked Revenue by Site

This table shows your [booked revenue](/glossary/calculations/overvue-calculations.md#booked-revenue) each day, side by side for both sites. It also displays booked revenue on the same weekday last year and the dollar difference between the two. This is the same site-by-site, day-level comparison as the funds-received-by-site table above, but for usage revenue. It helps you spot if a site's usage pattern is different from its cash collection pattern.

### Booked Revenue by Week

This chart displays your [booked revenue](/glossary/calculations/overvue-calculations.md#booked-revenue) for each week, broken out by season. It gives a more detailed view than the month-level charts on the Revenue page. This helps you spot week-to-week changes within a season, such as a single strong or weak week that a monthly view might hide.