Finally know exactly how much you're earning. Starta automatically generates a profit and loss report from your orders, expenses, and salaries — without a single row in a spreadsheet.
Revenue comes from orders, expenses from cash operations and salaries. The report updates automatically after every transaction. You always see the current picture.
See which services generate the most profit and which operate at a loss. Analyze by expense categories: rent, salaries, supplies, marketing.
Compare who on your team generates the most revenue and what margin remains after accounting for salary and consumable materials.
Compare this month to last, this quarter to previous. If you have multiple locations, see P&L for each separately and combined.
AI analyzes your P&L and highlights anomalies: sudden expense spikes, margin drops on certain services, or unusually low revenue on specific days.
Create orders as usual and record expenses through the cash register. Starta automatically categorizes all financial operations.
Open the Finance section to find your P&L report ready — with revenue, expenses, and net profit for your selected period.
Filter by services, specialists, or locations. AI highlights where you're losing margin and what can be optimized.
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No. The P&L is generated automatically from your orders and cash operations. If you manage bookings and record expenses in Starta, the report is always up to date.
Yes. If you have multiple locations, the P&L report shows results for each one separately and a combined total across your entire network.
AI automatically analyzes your P&L and highlights important findings: why expenses rose this month, which service is losing margin, which days of the week have the lowest profit. It's like having a financial analyst working 24/7.