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Generate subscription reports
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As we know, understanding how our business is going, and where it is going, is key to success. And
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particularly so when we offer subscription services or products.
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Before getting to the heart of the matter, it is very important to recall certain essential
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concepts to the proper understanding of the following reports:
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- **Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR)**: MRR is arguably the most important metric for subscription
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businesses. It shows the monthly revenue earned with subscription-based products or services. It
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is a consistent number used to track all recurring revenue over time, in monthly increments.
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- **Annual Run-Rate (ARR)**: ARR is the yearly version of MRR, which is based on the current MRR,
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to estimate the coming year's performance. However, this estimation does not take variations and
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growth into account.
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.. image:: subscription_reports/difference-between-MRR-and-ARR.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Difference between MRR and ARR in Odoo Subscriptions
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- **Non-Recurring Revenue (NRR)**: NRR shows the revenue earned for everything else than
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subscription-based products or services. This includes gains of a rare or unique nature that are
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unlikely to occur in the ordinary course of businesses.
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- **Customer Retention**: Practices to engage existing customers to continue buying products or
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services from your business. Customer retention can be a challenge, because you must prove you
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are worthy of your customers' trust.
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- **Churn Rate**: Also known as the Rate of Attrition or Customer Churn, the churn rate can be
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defined, in this case, as the percentage of subscribers who discontinued their subscriptions
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within a given time period. We can distinguish two types of Churn:
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- **Logo Churn**: It corresponds to the subscription cancellation rate.
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- **Revenue Churn**: It corresponds to the monthly recurring revenue loss rate.
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.. example::
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Let's imagine a 2$ increase in a subscription service.
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- We lost 3 customers out of the initial 20, which generates a **Logo Churn** of 15%.
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- | Therefore, the 56$ of MRR difference out of the initial 600$ causes a **Revenue Churn**
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| of 9,33%.
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.. image:: subscription_reports/difference-between-logo-churn-and-revenue-churn.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Difference between logo churn and revenue churn in Odoo Subscriptions
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Reminder: even though they seem to evolve in the same direction most of the time, it might
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not be the case all the time.
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- **Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)**: Indicates how much revenue can be expected for a customer
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during his/her entire contract. This approach emphasizes the importance of customer retention,
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shifting our focus from a quarterly or yearly approach to a long-term one.
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Check out the different kinds of reports you can access from the **Odoo Subscriptions**
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application.
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Subscriptions analysis report
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Go to :menuselection:`Subscriptions --> Reporting --> Subscriptions`. From there, you can change
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the *Measures*. By default, Odoo uses the *Monthly Recurring Revenue*. In addition to that, you
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can choose *Quantity*, *Recurring Price*, *Yearly Recurring Revenue* and *Count*. For this example,
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*Quantity* is added. This way, you can review both of these measures at the same time. You can even
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*Group By Start Date* and, more precisely, by *Week*, to get a clear view of your report.
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.. image:: subscription_reports/subscriptions-analysis-report.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Subscriptions analysis report in Odoo Subscriptions
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Retention analysis report
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Go to :menuselection:`Subscriptions --> Reporting --> Retention`. The default measure applied is
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*Count*, but you can change to the appropriate one for you. For the example below,
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*Monthly Recurring Revenue* was chosen, and the *Month* periodicity remains intact.
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By using these criteria, you can see the progression of the retention from its start.
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.. image:: subscription_reports/retention-analysis-report.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Retention analysis report in Odoo Subscriptions
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Revenue KPIs report
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Go to :menuselection:`Subscriptions --> Reporting --> Revenue KPIs`. From there, you can check
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different KPIs: *Monthly Recurring Revenue*, *Net Revenue*, *Non-Recurring Revenue*,
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*Revenue per Subscription*, *Annual Run-Rate*, *Lifetime Value*, and more. You can also filter this
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information on subscriptions, companies, and sales teams. This is useful if you are looking for
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specific information.
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.. image:: subscription_reports/revenue-KPIs-report.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Revenue KPIs report in Odoo Subscriptions
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The example below shows the *Monthly Recurring Revenue* detailed report. At the moment, there is no
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data, which is the typical scenario for a new business. But, as your company grows over the months,
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these graphs get populated with more and more data. Once again, you can filter these specific KPIs
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on subscriptions, companies, and sales teams.
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.. image:: subscription_reports/detailed-MRR-report.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Detailed MRR report in Odoo Subscriptions
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Salesperson dashboard report
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Go to :menuselection:`Subscriptions --> Reporting --> Salesperson Dashboard`. This page gives you a
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summary of your *Monthly Recurring Revenue*, *Non-Recurring Revenue*, *Subscription modifications*,
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and *Non-Recurring Invoices* for each of your salespeople. You can choose the period you want to
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apply and the salesperson you want to analyze.
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.. image:: subscription_reports/salesperson-dashboard-report.png
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:align: center
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:alt: Salesperson dashboard report in Odoo Subscriptions
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.. seealso::
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- :doc:`../../subscriptions/configuration/subscription_templates`
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- :doc:`../../subscriptions/configuration/subscription_products`
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- :doc:`../../subscriptions/sales_flow/create_a_quotation` |