sh-notion/notion_data_team_no_files/Revenue naming - 2024-09-30 1110446ff9c980cfaf13ec0121b9c2c7.md
Pablo Martin a256b48b01 pages
2025-07-11 16:15:17 +02:00

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Revenue naming - 2024-09-30

Goal: agree on what we consider as “Revenue” in the different reporting areas. Clarify revenue splits and adapt naming conventions.

Context: Main discrepancy between “Finance Revenue” and “Data Revenue” is the fact of deducting/not deducting the Waiver Amount Paid back to Hosts

Current setup in Main KPIs Power BI Reporting

  • Total Revenue
    • Invoiced Operator Revenue, coming from Xero
      • Invoiced Booking Fees (Booking net fees)
      • Invoiced Listing Fees (Listing net fees)
      • Invoiced Verification Fees (Verification net fees)
    • Invoiced APIs Revenue, coming from Xero
      • Invoiced E-Deposit Fees (E-deposit net fees)
      • Invoiced Guesty Fees (Guesty net fees)
    • Guest Revenue, coming from Backend + Xero
      • Waiver Net Fees, coming from Backend
        • Waiver Amount Paid by Guests - Waiver Amount Paid back to Hosts (Xero)
      • Deposit Fees, coming from Backend
      • Check-in Hero Amount Paid by Guests, coming from Backend

→ For Invoiced Operator Revenue and Invoiced APIs Revenue, net means invoice - credit notes

→ We also have measures of Guest Payments that do not deduct the Waiver Amount Paid back to Hosts.

→ We also compute Host Resolutions Amount Paid but these are NOT applied to any Revenue aggregation metric (standalone situation).

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