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Figures
Controlling for electrical businesses: how the business is doing
Not a second set of books: the figures come from the Belege, the hours and the stock that are recorded anyway.
What you do with it
How the business is doing
Annual target and contribution margin
Whether you are on course is on the overview — with the contribution margin and the contribution margin on labour.
Post-calculation per order
The quote's margin on the order, against what was actually incurred. Funktionsstufen with pay, cost and rate, and the cost rate from the monthly wage.
Money and stock
Open receivables and how old they are, the value of the stock and a thirteen-week cash forecast.
What is still missing
The crew's productivity, a weekly report and the list of what is still missing before the figures are right.
Everything in this area
- Controlling overview
- The annual target — and whether you are on course
- Contribution margin
- Contribution margin on labour
- Post-calculation per order
- Funktionsstufen with pay, cost and rate
- A cost rate from the monthly wage
- The quote's margin on the order
- Value of the stock
- Open receivables and how old they are
- A thirteen-week cash forecast
- The crew's productivity
- Weekly report
- What is still missing before the figures mean anything
Better seen than read
45 minutes using one of your jobs: from capture on site through to the certificate and invoice.