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Job Order Summary Report
Job Order Summary Report

Create a report showing job-level order metrics and deductions from gross sales

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Written by Susie Bradshaw
Updated over 2 months ago

To export a Job Order Summary Report:

  1. Click Jobs inside your Blueprint account.

  2. Navigate to and open a job by selecting the job's Title.

  3. Click the Tools drop-down menu and select Export.

  4. Click on the Job Order Summary Report.

  5. Choose an export location folder.

  6. Set the order date range to include in the report.

  7. Click the green Next button to download the CSV.

The Job Order Summary Report will include the following data and metrics:

  • Job ID

  • Job Name

  • Date Range Start

  • Date Range End

  • Order Count

  • Gross Sales

  • Processing Fees

  • Photog Net

  • Shipping

  • Handling

  • Sales Tax

  • Gross Sales Deduction

  • Net Sales

Calculations

Processing Fees = IQ commission + Digital Product Fees + Transaction Fees

Photog Net = Gross Sales - Processing Fees

Net Sales = Photog Net - Shipping - Handling - Sales Tax - Gross Sales Deduction

Limitation

For multi-gallery orders from different jobs, the totals in the Job Order Summary Report will be split evenly between each job.

📝 Example: Consider multi-subject purchases from both gallery A and gallery B.

  • For the job summary report for gallery A, we'll see 1 order across 2 galleries.

  • If the order is $100, gallery A and gallery B will each have $50 accounted in the Job Order Summary report.

  • This is not proportional but is a known limitation.

Gross Sales Deduction

A Gross Sales Deduction is a product-level monetary amount used for lowering the net sales calculation for a job.

The deduction amount can be entered in the corresponding field for top-level products, packages, digital downloads, collections, and non-prints in price sheets. The amount will be subtracted from a job’s gross sales total when exporting a Job Order Summary Report.

📢 Tip: This field is useful for any product-level deductions, like services or wholesale costs, that might be needed for calculating commissionable sales for a school or organization.

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