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Who is this article for?
  • Atlas users with Admin permissions. Set permissions from Settings > Team members.
  • Restaurant managers and owners who need to track performance and make data-driven decisions.
Available for these roles: Manager Finance Admin
This report is currently in Beta and only available to selected customers. Contact support if you’d like early access.

Overview

The sales summary report provides a detailed breakdown of your sales metrics with powerful filtering capabilities to analyze your data from multiple dimensions.

Filters

Use filters to narrow down your sales data and focus on specific time periods, outlets, order sources, and more. Basic filters are displayed at the top of the report, with additional filters available by expanding the filter panel.
Filter interface showing serving date/time, outlets, source, fulfillment type, serving hour of day, serving day of week, brand, and order created date/time filters

Sales summary report filters with multiple filtering options

New to Atlas reports? Read Using reports to learn how filters, downloads, drilldowns, and AI insights work across all reports.

Available filters

  • Serving date/time: The time period when orders were fulfilled or served. Defaults to “in the past 7 complete days” but can be customized to any date range.
  • Outlet(s): Filter by one or multiple outlets. Supports various filter operators including wildcard search. For example, you can use “contains atlas” to match all outlets with “atlas” in their name.
  • Source: The ordering channel where orders originated. Options include point of sales, scan to order, kiosks, and other integrated ordering platforms.
  • Fulfillment type: How the order was completed - dine-in, pickup, or delivery.
  • Serving hour of day: Filter results by specific hours when orders were served. Useful for analyzing peak hours or comparing different time slots.
  • Serving day of week: Filter by specific days of the week to identify patterns and trends across different days.
  • Brand: Filter by brand if you operate multiple brands from your outlets.
  • Order created date/time: When the order was originally created in the system. This differs from serving date/time, which represents when the order was fulfilled.
See Using reports - Filters for how to use filter operators like “equals”, “contains”, and date ranges.

Key metrics

View critical sales performance indicators at a glance. Hover over the information icon next to each metric to see its exact definition.
  • Net sales: Total sales after discounts and adjustments
  • Total covers: Number of customers served during the selected period
  • Order count: Total number of orders completed
  • Average cover value: Net sales divided by total covers
  • Average order value: Net sales divided by order count
Key metrics showing net sales, total covers, order count, average cover value, and average order value

Key metrics

Sales summary

A comprehensive financial breakdown that shows the complete picture from gross sales down to final payments. This section works through your financial data step by step. The summary displays:
  • Gross sales: Total sales before any adjustments
  • Discounts: All discounts applied to orders
  • Net sales: Sales after discounts are applied
  • Tax: Tax amounts collected (for tax-inclusive outlets, this is broken out from gross sales)
  • Service charges and fees: Additional charges applied to orders
  • Expected payment: The total amount that should have been collected
Sales summary showing gross sales, discounts, net sales, tax, service charges and fees, expected payment, and payment discrepancy

Sales summary

Payment discrepancy tracking

At the bottom of the summary, you’ll see:
  • Net payment: Actual payments received minus refunds
  • Payment discrepancy: Difference between expected payment and net payment
Your goal is to keep the payment discrepancy indicator green with no discrepancy. Payment discrepancies can occur from:
  • Overpayment on orders (customer paid more than the order total)
  • Underpayment on orders (customer paid less than the order total)
When discrepancies exist, the payment discrepancy summary shows:
  • Order details: Which orders have payment issues
  • Clickable order links: Click any order to view details and rectify the discrepancy
Payment discrepancy summary showing order details and clickable order links

Payment discrepancy summary

Net payment is calculated as total payments received minus any refunds issued during the selected period.

AI-generated insights

The report includes AI-generated insights based on your sales data. These insights automatically identify trends, patterns, and notable changes in your business performance to help you make informed decisions.

Sales analytics

Net sales by day

View your daily net sales broken down by fulfillment type (dine-in, pickup, delivery). This chart helps you:
  • Track day-to-day sales performance
  • Identify trends across different fulfillment channels
  • Compare fulfillment type performance over time

Net sales by day of week

Analyze which days of the week generate the strongest sales. Use this chart to:
  • Identify your busiest and slowest days
  • Plan staffing and inventory accordingly
  • Spot weekly patterns in customer behavior

Net sales by hour of day

Understand your peak and off-peak hours with hourly sales breakdowns. This visualization shows:
  • High-traffic hours when sales are strongest
  • Low-traffic periods that may benefit from promotions
  • Hourly patterns to optimize operations and scheduling

Detailed data tables

The following sections provide detailed tabular breakdowns of your sales data across various dimensions.

Payment discrepancy summary table

Track orders where payment received doesn’t match the expected amount. This table helps identify underpaid or overpaid orders that require investigation.
Table showing payment status, order IDs, serving dates, and payment discrepancies

Payment discrepancy summary showing underpaid orders

The table displays:
  • Payment status: Whether the order is underpaid or overpaid
  • Order ID: Clickable link to view the full order details and investigate the issue
  • Serving date: Date when the order was fulfilled
  • Expected payment: Amount that should have been collected based on the order total
  • Net payment: Actual amount received
  • Payment discrepancy: Difference between expected and actual payment
Click on any Order ID to view the complete order details and trace what went wrong with the payment.

Payment type summary

Overview of payment methods used by customers, split into two main categories: integrated payments and manual payments.
  • Integrated payments: Payments processed through Atlas’s integrated payment terminals and payment methods
  • Manual payments: Manually created payment types that you can use to track custom payments for your business
Table showing payment sources, types, amounts, refunds, and transaction counts

Payment type summary with integrated and manual payment breakdown

The table shows for each payment type:
  • Payment type: Name of the payment method
  • Net payment: Total payment amount received
  • Payment amount: Gross payment amount before refunds
  • Refund amount: Total amount refunded (displayed as negative)
  • Payment count: Number of transactions using this payment method

Outlet summary

View sales performance across all your outlets. This table allows you to compare performance between different locations.
Tables displaying outlet and brand performance metrics including gross sales, net sales, order count, and average order value

Outlet summary showing sales metrics by location

Key metrics displayed:
  • Outlet: Name of each outlet location
  • Gross sales: Total sales before discounts and adjustments
  • Net sales (excl. tax): Sales after discounts and excluding tax
  • Order count: Total number of orders fulfilled
  • Average order value: Net sales divided by order count

Brand summary

Analyze sales performance by brand. Useful for multi-brand operators to understand which brands are performing best. Metrics include:
  • Brand: Name of each brand
  • Gross sales: Total sales before discounts and adjustments
  • Net sales (excl. tax): Sales after discounts and excluding tax
  • Order count: Total number of orders
  • Average order value: Net sales divided by order count
Brand summary showing brand name, gross sales, net sales (excl. tax), order count, and average order value

Brand summary

Discount summary

Track the performance and usage of promotional codes and discounts. Use this table to evaluate which promotions are most effective.
Table showing promo code name, order count, and discount amount

Discount summary

The discount summary shows:
  • Promo code: Name of the discount or promotional code
  • Order count: Number of times the discount was applied
  • Discount: Total amount discounted across all uses
This helps you identify your most popular promotions and their financial impact.

Fulfillment type summary

Break down sales by how orders were fulfilled (pickup, delivery, dine-in, etc.).
Table showing fulfilment type, gross sales, net sales (excl. tax), order count, and average order value

Fulfilment type summary

Metrics displayed:
  • Fulfillment type: Method of order fulfillment (Pickup, Delivery, Dine-in)
  • Gross sales: Total sales for this fulfillment type
  • Net sales (excl. tax): Sales after discounts and excluding tax
  • Order count: Number of orders
  • Average order value: Net sales divided by order count

Source summary

Analyze sales by order source to understand which channels drive the most revenue.
Table showing source, gross sales, net sales (excl. tax), order count, and average order value

Source summary

The table shows:
  • Source: Where the order originated (POS, Admin, Scan to Order, Web, GrabFood, etc.)
  • Gross sales: Total sales from this source
  • Net sales (excl. tax): Sales after discounts and excluding tax
  • Order count: Number of orders from this source
  • Average order value: Net sales divided by order count

Item category summary

Detailed breakdown of product sales organized by reporting category. This powerful table allows you to analyze sales at both the category and individual item level.
Table showing reporting categories, item names, quantities, gross sales, and net sales

Item category summary with top-level items and modifiers

Top-level view

The main table displays:
  • Reporting category: Product category (set on the Products page)
  • Item name: Individual products within each category
  • Quantity: Number of items sold
  • Gross sales: Total sales for the item
  • Net sales: Sales after discounts and adjustments
To set up your product categories, edit your product on the Products page and set its Reporting category.

Single product view with modifiers

Click on any item name to expand and see a breakdown of modifiers that were applied to that product. This shows you which modifier combinations are most popular. For example, clicking on “Value Lunch Set” reveals all the modifier selections customers made (drink choices, side dishes, add-ons, etc.) along with their sales impact.
Disclaimer: Sales numbers in the item category summary are based on the main product price and may not take into consideration any bundling, discounts, and price overrides for modifiers.

Drill-down functionality

One of the most powerful features of the sales summary report is the ability to drill down into specific metrics to see the individual orders that make up that number.
Modal showing filtered drill-down data with mid-level items including Tekka Don, Miso soup, and other modifiers

Drill-down view showing modifier breakdown for Sashimi Bowl Set Meal

Drill-downs work across multiple sections including item quantities, payment discrepancies, category sales, and modifier sales. See Using reports - Drilldowns for detailed instructions on how to use drill-down functionality.
When drilling down on item category metrics, you can view “Mid-level items” which shows the modifier breakdown for bundled or combo products like “Sashimi Bowl Set Meal” with its component items (Tekka Don, Miso soup, etc.).