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Understand Revenue Summaries

Learn how Revenue Summaries help you understand profitability across products, decorations, and additional costs. See how Hoops breaks down revenue, cost, margin, and markup to give you a clearer view of business performance.

Hoops provides built-in Revenue Summaries throughout the SalesDoc creation process, helping teams quickly understand profitability, margins, and revenue performance while quoting.

Revenue information is displayed at multiple levels within a SalesDoc, giving users visibility into the financial performance of individual products, decorations, grouped items, and the entire document overall.

This helps businesses quote more efficiently while maintaining target margins and profitability requirements.


Product Level Revenue Summaries

Each product within a SalesDoc includes its own Revenue Summary displayed directly within the quoting interface.

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The summary provides visibility into key financial metrics including:

  • Total Cost

  • Total Revenue

  • Gross Margin

  • Profit per Unit

  • Total Profit

This allows teams to immediately assess profitability while building quotes and adjusting pricing.


Product & Decoration Revenue Summary

When decorations, setup charges, or additional costs are added to a product, Hoops provides two Revenue Summary rows to help you understand profitability at different levels.

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The top row shows the profitability of the product only.

The bottom row shows the profitability of the product including all rolled-up decorations and additional costs that have been incorporated into the product price.

This means:

  • If no decorations or additional costs have been rolled into the product price, both rows will show the same values.

  • If decorations or additional costs have been rolled up, the second row will show higher revenue, costs, and margin values because it includes those additional production components.

This allows you to quickly compare:

  • The profitability of the product itself

  • The profitability of the complete delivered item, including printing, embroidery, setup charges, and other production costs

For example, a garment may have a relatively small margin on its own. Once screen printing, embroidery, or other services are added and rolled into the selling price, the overall profitability of the finished item may be significantly different.

By displaying both views, Hoops helps you understand exactly where your profit is being generated and how different production elements contribute to the final result.


Group Revenue Summaries

For group products and decorations, Hoops can display a combined Revenue Summary across the entire group.

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Group summaries provide a consolidated view of:

  • Combined product costs

  • Decoration costs

  • Setup charges

  • Total revenue

  • Margins

  • Overall profit performance

This gives teams a clearer understanding of profitability across complete product groupings rather than reviewing each component individually.

To access the Group Revenue Summary, hover over the Group header, you will see the button to view the Group Revenue Summary.


Entire SalesDoc Revenue Summary

Hoops also provides a complete Revenue Summary for the entire SalesDoc which can be accessed by clicking into the white space on the SalesDoc.

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This document-level summary combines all products, decorations, setup charges, and additional costs into a single financial overview.

Having visibility into the overall document profitability helps teams confidently review margins before sending quotes to customers.


Benefits of Revenue Summaries

Revenue Summaries in Hoops help businesses:

  • Maintain target profit margins

  • Improve quoting accuracy

  • Understand profitability in real time

  • Identify low-margin products or services

  • Make pricing decisions more confidently

  • Improve visibility across Sales and Production teams

By providing financial visibility directly within the SalesDoc workflow, Hoops helps teams create more profitable and consistent quotes.

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