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Built Revenue Weekly

The Built Revenue Weekly chart shows how much revenue was built each week. Use it to spot slow weeks and trends in production output.

Accessing the Report​

Reports > Production > Built Revenue > Weekly

Reading the Chart​

  • Each point is one week, labelled with the week's Sunday (weeks run Sunday through Saturday).
  • Every week in the date range is shown. A week with nothing built shows $0.
  • The first and last weeks include only the days inside the date range.

Point at the chart to see a week's built revenue.

How Built Revenue Is Calculated​

Built revenue is calculated exactly as on the Built Revenue report: each change to a project's % complete builds the step in % complete times the project's total sold amount. A step back counts as negative, so a week can be below zero.

Days follow your timezone, so a change made late on a Saturday evening counts in that week. Deleted projects are left out.

Weekly Totals​

Under the chart, a table lists each week (with its year) and its built revenue, with a TOTAL row for the whole date range.

Available Filters​

FilterDescription
Built Date From / toThe dates the % complete changes were made. Defaults to January 1 through today.
Project ManagerOnly projects assigned to this project manager. The label uses your company's name for this field.
Division / Function / Work TypeLimit the divisions shown. Function defaults to Operational and Work Type to Full Project.

The filters are kept in the page address, so you can bookmark a filtered view.

Division, Function & Work Type filters

The Division, Function, and Work Type filters appear only for companies that classify their divisions (using more than one function or work type). See Divisions for how these classifications are configured.

The three filters are combined: a project is included only when it matches every filter at once. For example, selecting the Handyman (Internal) and Design Build (Operational) divisions together with the Internal function shows Handyman only — it is the sole division that satisfies both.

Leaving a filter blank places no restriction on that dimension, so it reads as "All". Selecting Internal for Function with Division and Work Type blank gives the entire Internal compartment.

Exporting​

Click Export CSV to download the weekly totals table.

Common Use Cases​

  1. Weekly production meeting: Review last week's output against the weeks before it
  2. Capacity planning: Look for weeks that dip, and check whether crews were short
  3. PM review: Filter by project manager to see one person's weekly output