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Daily Reports Documentation

Menu Location: Reports > Financial > Daily Reports

Access Level: Requires PERMISSION_BILLING

Last Updated: 2026-03-02


Overview

The Daily Reports page (billing-reports.php) provides daily financial reports showing payment transactions within a configurable date range. This tool allows administrators with billing permissions to review payment amounts, customer information, and order details including route assignments, stop numbers, and shipping information. The page supports querying the archive database for historical data analysis.

Note: This feature is currently in testing/alpha status.

Primary Functions:

  • View daily payment transactions within a configurable date range
  • Filter transactions by US state
  • Review payment amounts, customer info, and order details
  • Access archive database for historical data queries
  • Select from multiple report types
  • Export transaction data

Page Layout

Filter Controls

  • Date Range Picker: Start and end date selectors (defaults to last 10 days)
  • State Filter: Filter results by US state
  • Report Type Selector: Choose which type of daily report to generate
  • Submit Button: Apply filters and refresh the report

Transaction Listing Table

Column Description
Payment Amount Dollar amount of the transaction
Customer Name First and last name
Customer ID Unique customer identifier
Payment Status Current transaction status
Payment Type Type of payment method
Date Created/Updated Transaction timestamps
Route Delivery route assignment
Stop Number Stop position on the route
EasyPost Tracking Shipping tracking information
State Customer's state

How to Use

Generating a Basic Report

  1. Navigate to Reports > Financial > Daily Reports
  2. The report loads with the default 10-day date range
  3. Review the transaction listing
  4. Adjust date range or filters as needed and click Submit

Filtering by State

  1. Select a state from the dropdown filter
  2. Click Submit to refresh
  3. Only transactions from customers in that state will appear

Viewing Archive Data

The system automatically queries the archive database alongside the active database when the archive feature (USEARCHIVE) is enabled. This provides access to older historical records that have been moved out of the active database.


Common Use Cases

Daily Revenue Review

Set the date range to a single day to review all payment transactions for that day. Useful for end-of-day reconciliation.

State-Level Tax Reporting

Filter by state and set the date range to a tax reporting period. Export the results for tax preparation.

Route Revenue Analysis

Review the route column to understand revenue distribution across delivery routes for operational planning.


Tips & Best Practices

  1. Keep date ranges under 60 days for faster page loads
  2. Archive queries may take longer - be patient with large date ranges
  3. Use state filters to reduce result sets
  4. Cross-reference with other financial reports for critical reporting needs
  5. Export data regularly for external analysis

Troubleshooting

Report Shows No Data

  • Verify the date range includes days with payment activity
  • Remove the state filter to check if data exists
  • Confirm your account has PERMISSION_BILLING access

Slow Loading

  • Reduce the date range
  • Add a state filter to limit results
  • Archive queries process larger datasets and take more time

FAQ

What date range does the report default to?

The last 10 days from the current date.

Is this feature stable for production use?

This page is in testing/alpha status. For critical financial reporting, cross-reference with other established report pages.

Can I filter by multiple states?

Currently supports one state at a time. Export unfiltered data and segment in a spreadsheet for multi-state analysis.


  • Billing Payment Transactions - Detailed payment transaction reports
  • Monthly Transaction Spreadsheet Export - Monthly XLSX export
  • Tax Reports - Tax-specific financial reporting
  • Payment Transactions - Transaction summaries with drill-down modals