Reports

mReport produces four kinds of report. Each one needs a report configuration before it can compute.

Report	Answers	Typical use
Work	Where did the hours on this project go?	Client billing, budget tracking
Project	Where does this project stand against its estimate?	Progress and budget against what was sold
Employee	Did this person work their expected hours?	Overtime and vacation balances
Company	How is the whole company's time distributed?	Management overview

Reading the charts

Hovering a pie slice, a bar segment or a point on a trend line shows the figure and, next to it, its share of the total. The total leads the list and states its own 100%, so it is always clear what the shares are measured against. An estimate shows no share — it is a target, not a part of the hours worked.

Trend charts label months as 09.26.

How a report computes

Opening a report shows the last computed result immediately — it never blocks on a fresh calculation. If that result is out of date, the report refreshes by itself: a banner shows while a background job fetches what is new from bexio and recalculates, and the page updates itself when the job finishes. You can navigate away and come back.

A report recalculates only when something it shows has changed — its configuration, or the time entries it reads. A sync that brings nothing new for a report leaves it as it is.

Last sync, shown on every report, is when time entries were last fetched from bexio for the whole workspace — not when that report was last calculated.

If a refresh does not finish, the report keeps its previous figures and says so in a line above them. It tries once more by itself; after that, use the sync button on the page.

Colors

Every chart color is configurable and documented in the chart colors.