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The Financial Reports tab gives you a consolidated view of your business’s financial performance. It covers revenue from three streams — partner revenue, product sales, and service fees — alongside profitability by product category, how quickly your outstanding payments are being collected, and a per-partner commission breakdown. The same Reports page also surfaces handyman performance data and customer satisfaction scores that directly influence your partner standing with HeyZack.

Financial overview metrics

Four summary cards appear at the top of the Financial tab and update with your selected date range.
MetricWhat it shows
Total RevenueCombined revenue across all sources — partner revenue, product sales, and service fees — for the selected period.
Profit MarginYour blended profit margin as a percentage across all revenue categories.
Collection EfficiencyThe percentage of invoiced amounts collected within 60 days. An 88% collection rate means 88 cents of every dollar is received within two months.
Outstanding PaymentsThe current total of unpaid invoices across all aging buckets.

Revenue by source

The Revenue Trends by Source line chart breaks your total revenue into three streams plotted month over month:
  • Partner revenue — revenue attributed directly to your partner account from commissions and referrals
  • Product sales — revenue from smart home devices sold through your installations
  • Service revenue — revenue from installation labor and ongoing service fees
Use this chart to understand which revenue stream is growing fastest and where you may have room to increase focus. Service revenue typically carries the highest profit margins, as shown in the margins chart alongside it.

Profit margins by category

The Profit Margins by Category bar chart shows the margin percentage for each product and service category you operate in:
CategoryApproximate margin
Smart Locks32.5%
Cameras28.7%
Thermostats35.2%
Sensors42.1%
Installation (labor)65.8%
Support services78.3%
Installation labor and support services carry significantly higher margins than hardware sales. If you are looking to improve overall profitability, expanding service volume relative to product volume is the most direct lever.

Payment collection analysis

The Payment Collection Analysis panel breaks down the total value of payments by how long they have been outstanding:
  • 0–30 days — current invoices, typically 65% of your total receivables
  • 31–60 days — slightly overdue but within normal collection cycles
  • 61–90 days — overdue accounts that should be followed up actively
  • 90+ days — aged receivables that may require escalated collection action
The Outstanding Payments Aging pie chart shows the proportion of overdue amounts (31 days and older) split across aging buckets. Use this to prioritize your collections outreach — the older the bucket, the lower the likelihood of recovery without active effort.
Outstanding payments in the 90+ day bucket significantly reduce your collection efficiency score. Consistently low collection efficiency can affect your partner tier assessment. Address aged invoices promptly by following up with customers directly or escalating through your HeyZack account manager.

Partner commission summary

The Partner Commission Summary table lists each partner sub-account or team member alongside their financial contribution for the selected period:
  • Installations completed — the number of jobs the partner performed
  • Revenue generated — the total revenue those installations produced
  • Commission rate — the percentage rate applied to their revenue (typically 8–10% depending on tier)
  • Commission earned — the calculated commission amount for the period
  • Status — whether the commission has been paid or is pending
Commission rates are set based on your partner tier. Higher tiers receive higher commission percentages. See the dashboard’s Partner tier page for details on how tiers are calculated and what thresholds apply.

Handyman performance summary

The Handyman Performance tab (accessible from the same Reports page) surfaces team-level data that connects directly to your financial outcomes. Key metrics for each handyman include:
  • Installations completed — total jobs finished in the selected period
  • Star rating — the average customer rating out of 5.0, based on post-installation surveys
  • Avg. response time — how quickly the handyman responds to new job assignments, measured in hours
  • Certifications held — the number of active HeyZack product certifications
  • Revenue generated — the total revenue attributed to that handyman’s completed jobs
The tab also includes a skill-level radar chart showing the team’s average proficiency across six areas: smart locks, cameras, thermostats, sensors, network setup, and customer service. Use this to identify skill gaps and prioritize training investments.
Handymen with more certifications tend to command higher job counts and revenue. Encouraging your team to pursue additional HeyZack certifications is one of the most direct ways to increase overall throughput.

Customer satisfaction scores

The Customer Satisfaction tab tracks four metrics that reflect how customers experience your service:
MetricDescription
Overall NPS ScoreNet Promoter Score calculated from post-installation surveys. A score above 50 is considered excellent.
Avg. RatingMean star rating across all customer reviews for the selected period, on a 1–5 scale.
Response RateThe percentage of customers who completed the satisfaction survey after their installation.
Issue Resolution RateThe percentage of reported issues that were resolved, across all support categories.

How satisfaction scores affect your partner standing

HeyZack uses your NPS and average rating as inputs when reviewing partner tier eligibility and account standing. Sustained low satisfaction scores — particularly an NPS below 30 or an average rating below 4.0 — may result in a tier review or additional support requirements from your account manager. The Issue Resolution Performance panel breaks down resolution rates by category:
  • Technical support — issues with device setup or connectivity
  • Installation issues — problems arising during or after the installation job
  • Product questions — customer inquiries about device functionality
  • Billing inquiries — questions or disputes related to invoicing
  • Warranty claims — requests made under the product warranty
Each category shows the number resolved, the total raised, and the average resolution time in hours. Categories marked with a resolution rate below 80% are highlighted as needing attention.
After each installation, customers receive a survey asking how likely they are to recommend your services on a scale of 0–10. Respondents scoring 9–10 are Promoters, 7–8 are Passives, and 0–6 are Detractors. NPS equals the percentage of Promoters minus the percentage of Detractors, giving a score from -100 to +100.
Every completed installation triggers a customer review request. The resulting star rating (1–5) is averaged across all responses in your selected date range. Ratings are broken down by installation type — smart locks, cameras, thermostats, sensors, and full-system installs — so you can see which job types are driving satisfaction up or down.
A low survey response rate means your NPS and average rating are based on a smaller sample, making the scores less statistically reliable. Encourage customers to complete the post-installation survey to ensure your scores accurately reflect the service you are delivering.

Exporting financial data

You can export financial report data for offline analysis or to share with your accounting team.
1

Set the date range

Select the date range you want to export — for example, the previous calendar month or a custom quarter.
2

Open the Financial tab

Click the Financial tab on the Reports page to make it the active view.
3

Click Export

Select Export in the top-right corner of the Reports page. Choose your preferred format: PDF, Excel, or CSV.
4

Save the file

The file downloads automatically. PDF exports include all charts and tables. Excel and CSV exports contain the underlying data in tabular form for use in spreadsheet tools.
Exports capture data for the currently selected date range and the active tab. If you need installation data alongside financial data, export each tab separately.

Reports overview

Understand all five report categories and how date range filtering works.

Installation reports

Dig into completion rates, job trends, and device type breakdowns.

Partner tier

See how your monthly revenue and satisfaction scores map to your partner tier.

Dashboard KPIs

Review the top-level metrics that summarize your account across all sections.