Sales report

You need: Sales reports.
The sales report gives revenue over the period you select, filtered to your scope.
Reading it
Set the brand, the mode and the business date — see Filters, dates and favourites — and the report covers exactly that period for the stores you can see.
In day mode it answers "how did we do yesterday". In range mode it answers "how did we do last month", and is the right shape for comparing periods.
Before comparing two periods
Comparisons go wrong for mundane reasons more often than interesting ones:
Check
Why
Same store set?
Adding or closing a store changes the total without changing performance
Same sources?
An aggregator switched on mid-period moves volume without creating it
Comparable days?
Four weekends against five is a 20% swing on its own
Same time window?
A window applied to one period and not the other isn't a comparison
When the total looks wrong
Business date, not calendar date. Late-night trade lands on the previous business date. This explains most "missing evening" reports — see Filters, dates and favourites.
Your scope. You see your stores, not all stores. A colleague's different total may be correct for both of you — see How scope works in practice.
Cancellations. A high cancellation rate suppresses revenue while order counts stay high — check Operational alerts.
Related pages
Product sales report — the same period broken down by article
Promotions report — how much was given away over that period
Sales by trend — the weekly pattern behind the total