Orders for the week ahead. Expected income in view.
Customers have booked for the coming week and you have accepted their participation, while payment is still ahead. Yttrio shows the expected income from these confirmed orders together with expenses and the expected result.
For planning your workload and expected financial results.
In Pro
Illustration, not the app interfaceNext week: three accepted bookings
Expected income75,000 ARSNext week
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Mon · Confirmed · not yet paid30,000 ARS
Recorded expenses15,000 ARS
Expected difference60,000 ARS
In this example, all three bookings are confirmed but not yet paid. This is expected income, not an earnings guarantee. Paid future orders may also be included in the forecast.
What changes for you
Bookings already accepted
Customers submitted requests and you accepted them. Future work is visible even when it has not yet been paid.
Income and expenses
See expected order amounts together with the recorded costs associated with them.
A plan to work with
View expected results for your chosen period and each currency separately.
Three simple steps
01
Accept the bookings
For example, accept three orders for next week with payment after the service.
02
Include the amounts
Yttrio uses agreed payments, payouts and the owner's private costs.
03
Look ahead
Confirmed future events show expected results, rather than money already received.
Access and conditions
In Pro
The forecast for confirmed future work is available in Pro. Statistics for past events are also available in Basic.
Good to know
What if the customer has paid in advance?
Their confirmed future booking is included too: the forecast covers future work regardless of payment status. Unpaid bookings are shown here as a clear example, rather than a separate filtering mode.
Is this amount guaranteed?
No. Cancellations, changed conditions, unrecorded costs and actual completion can change the result. A forecast is not proof of payment.