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How to generate customer reports

Learn how to extract important customer information using customer reports in Booqable.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

Customer reports help you understand how your customers contribute to your business by showing their revenue, order activity, and outstanding balances within a selected period.

How it works

Customer reports give you a detailed breakdown of rental data from your customers including information such as balance due, revenue, revenue percentage, average order value (AOV), and AOV deviation.

1. Where to find customer reports

  1. Go to Reports in the left sidebar of your Booqable account.

  2. Under Customer report, click Run report.

2. How to filter the report

Use the left sidebar to refine your report and focus on specific customers or time periods.

Order filters

  • Performance – Select the date range used to calculate:

    • Orders

    • Revenue

    • Average order value

    You can choose a preset or define a custom range.

  • Show revenue by – Choose how performance is calculated:

    • Orders
      Based on order data. Revenue is calculated from orders in the selected period.

    • Finalized invoices
      Based only on finalized invoices. Revenue is calculated from finalized invoices with an invoice date in the selected period.
      (Draft invoices are not included.).

  • Status – Filter which order statuses are included in the calculations.You can select multiple statuses.

Customer filters

  • Customer type – Individual or Company ​

  • Marketing emails – Subscribed or not subscribed through the email consent button

  • Customer created – When the customer profile was created

  • Latest order – When the latest order was placed by the customer

  • Tag – Tags assigned to the customer

3. Understanding the data

The columns of the report show the following information:

  • Balance due – Total outstanding amount for the customer, based on unpaid amounts across orders and invoices. Includes taxes and additional charges such as security deposits.

  • Orders – Revenue from the selected data source:

    • Orders → based on order data

    • Finalized invoices → based on finalized invoices

    Revenue is shown excluding taxes.

  • Revenue – Revenue from orders that start within the selected period.

  • Revenue % – The customer's share of total revenue within the selected period.

  • Average order value – Average revenue per order within the selected period (excluding taxes).

  • AOV deviation – Difference between the customer’s average order value and the overall average in the selected period.

Best practices

Compare different periods

Use the performance filter to compare customer activity across time (e.g. this month vs last month) to identify trends.


Segment your customers

Use filters like Customer type, Tags, or Marketing emails to group customers and analyze specific segments.

For example:

  • Identify high-value customers

  • Find customers who haven’t ordered recently

  • Analyze performance of business vs individual clients


Use exports for deeper analysis

Export your report to a CSV file to:

  • Sort and filter data more freely

  • Combine with other data sources

  • Create custom reports or dashboards

To export:

  • Scroll to the bottom of the sidebar

  • Click Export

To download previous exports:

  • Go to Reports

  • Click View background tasks

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