Reports

Route: /consola/informes. How the business is doing, not just what’s booked. Pick a period with the presets “Últimos 30 días” (Last 30 days), “Este mes” (This month), “Mes pasado” (Last month), or “Últimos 90 días” (Last 90 days).

The four cards

• Ocupación (Occupancy) — the percentage of the hours you genuinely offered (blocks already subtracted) that got booked.
• Citas (Appointments) — the total, with how many were completed and how many cancelled.
• Ausencias (No-shows) — how many people didn’t show up; the card flags itself when the no-show rate reaches 10% or higher.
• Ingreso estimado (Estimated revenue) — in euros, with the number of distinct clients served in the period.

Revenue is an estimate: it uses each service’s current price, not what was actually charged on the day, so it does not account for discounts or payments made outside Reserve.

By professional and by service

Below the cards, two breakdowns:

• Por profesional (By professional) — an occupancy bar per person, with their appointments, booked minutes against available minutes, and their estimated revenue.
• Servicios más pedidos (Most-requested services) — each service with its appointment count and estimated revenue, ranked most to least requested.

Limits

• No export: reports are viewed on screen, not downloaded as CSV or PDF.
• Revenue is an estimate based on the catalogue’s current prices, never an accounting figure.
• A professional with no schedule configured shows no occupancy to measure, because there are no slots to offer.