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Reports - Report Types Reference

A reference guide to every report type available in Sharper MMS, organized by module: Accounting, Booking, Campground, CRM, Marina, and Point of Sale.

Written by Andy Hornbeak

When creating a new report, you must select a Report Type. The report type determines which data set is queried and which fields are available to include as columns.

Important: The report type cannot be changed after a report is saved. If you need the same layout for a different data set, create a new report with the correct type.

Every report type name below links to a full guide covering its use case, its recommended columns, and how to read its figures correctly.

Accounting Reports

Navigate to Reports > Accounting to create or run Accounting reports.

Report Type

What It Returns

Common Uses

All GL transactions posted to your chart of accounts, including account, date, description, debit/credit amounts, Reservation ID, and Booking ID

Month-end reconciliation, auditing account balances, locating specific transactions

Deferred income schedules and recognition entries, including deferred balance, recognition amounts, recognition dates, Reservation ID, and Booking ID

Reconciling the Unearned Revenue account, reviewing deferred income schedules

Daily revenue breakdown per reservation based on invoice line items

Detailed revenue-per-stay reporting, nightly audit

Individual settlement records showing how each payment was applied to invoices, including Reservation ID and Booking ID. Where a payment was taken at a Point of Sale register, the Sharper register batch is included.

Reviewing how payments were applied, tracing a payment to the invoices it settled, Point of Sale register review

Outstanding advance deposit balances by customer or reservation

Tracking unearned deposits, reviewing liability balances

Gift card issuance, redemption, and remaining balance records

Gift card reconciliation, identifying unredeemed balances

Staff shift records — who worked, start and end times, and duration. There are no pay rates, gross pay, or deduction columns.

Producing hours worked per staff member for a pay period, and finding shifts never clocked out. Wages are calculated outside Sharper.

Manual journal entries posted in Sharper, including Reservation ID and Booking ID

Reviewing manual adjustments, audit trail for manual entries

General ledger entries that have already been exported to Sage 300, with the export document date. It is a record of what was sent, not a tool that creates an export.

Confirming a period's entries transferred, and reconciling Sharper against Sage 300. Always empty unless your property uses Sage 300.

Note: Settlement Details shows how payments were applied inside Sharper. It does not contain payment processor batch numbers, funding dates, or bank deposit identifiers, so it cannot be used on its own to reconcile deposits against your bank statement.

Booking Reports

Navigate to Reports > Booking to create or run Booking reports.

Report Type

What It Returns

Common Uses

Booking reservation records with guest, dates, product, and status

Reservation lists, arrival/departure reports, status audits

Occupancy metrics for booking reservations by date

Booking occupancy analysis — see Occupancy Reports for details

Contract records tied to booking reservations

Contract status tracking, e-sign audit

The Booking product catalog — price, active status, tax code, and the general ledger accounts each product posts to. Setup data, not sales figures.

Auditing income account and tax code setup, reviewing prices. For what has actually been booked, use Reservations.

Coupon usage records

Tracking discount usage and coupon redemptions

Campground Reports

Navigate to Reports > Campground to create or run Campground reports.

Report Type

What It Returns

Common Uses

Campground reservation records with guest, site, dates, and status, including Vehicle ID

Site reservation lists, arrival/departure reports

Occupancy metrics for campground sites by date

Campground occupancy analysis, seasonal trends — see Occupancy Reports for details

Currently active site tenants with their site assignment and rent amount, including Vehicle ID

Monthly rent roll reporting, tenant lists

Full site meter inventory with occupancy status and last reading

Utility audits combining occupancy and meter status in a single view

Site assignment records showing which guest is assigned to which site, including Vehicle ID

Site map auditing, assignment history

Utility meter reading records for campground sites

Utility billing reconciliation, meter read history

Contract records tied to campground reservations, including Vehicle ID

Contract status tracking, e-sign audit

The Campground product catalog — price, active status, tax code, and the general ledger accounts each product posts to. Setup data, not sales figures.

Auditing income account and tax code setup, reviewing prices. For what has actually been booked, use Reservations or Rent Roll.

Vehicle records including make, model, plate, and owner information, and Vehicle ID

Vehicle inventory, plate/permit lookups

CRM Reports

Navigate to Reports > CRM to create or run CRM reports.

Report Type

What It Returns

Common Uses

Customer profile data — contact information, account status, and flags — together with the receivable balance columns Current Balance, 30 Day Balance, 60 Day Balance, 90 Day Balance, and Over 90 Day Balance

Customer receivable balances by age (the report commonly called A/R aging), collections review, customer and mailing lists, autopay enrollment review

Customer account balances and status as they existed on a specific past date

End-of-month or year-end customer balance snapshots

Detailed breakdown of each customer's outstanding account balance

Collections follow-up, balance auditing

Invoice summary records — invoice number, customer, date, amount, and status

Invoice aging, outstanding balance review

Invoice line-item detail — individual charges within each invoice

Detailed revenue analysis, auditing specific charges

Payment records — date, amount, method, and associated invoice

Payment history, cash receipts review, bank reconciliation

Customer As Of Date is unique — it shows data as it existed on a specific historical date rather than the current state. Enter the date you want to look back to when running this report. This is useful for producing end-of-month or year-end snapshots of customer account balances.

If you are looking for an A/R aging report, the Customer List report type is where the aged balance columns live. A pre-built version is also supplied as Sharper Customer A/R.

Marina Reports

Navigate to Reports > Marina to create or run Marina reports.

Report Type

What It Returns

Common Uses

Marina slip reservation records with vessel, slip, dates, and status, including Vessel ID

Reservation lists, arrival/departure reports, liveaboard reviews

Occupancy metrics for marina slips by date (includes Vessel ID)

Slip occupancy analysis, seasonal trends — see Occupancy Reports for details

Currently active slip tenants with their slip assignment and rent amount, including Vessel ID

Monthly slip rent roll, tenant lists

Vessel records including vessel name, type, dimensions, owner, Vessel ID, and insurance information (insurance agent name, phone, and email; COI received status; additional insured)

Vessel inventory, insurance compliance review, agent contact lookup

Full slip meter inventory with occupancy status and last reading

Utility audits combining occupancy and meter status in a single view

Slip assignment records showing which vessel or customer is assigned to which slip, including Vessel ID

Slip map auditing, assignment history

Utility meter reading records for marina slips

Utility billing reconciliation, meter read history

Contract records tied to marina reservations, including Vessel ID

Contract status tracking, e-sign audit

The Marina product catalog — price, active status, tax code, and the general ledger accounts each product posts to. Setup data, not sales figures.

Auditing income account and tax code setup, reviewing prices. For what has actually been booked, use Reservations or Rent Roll.

Point of Sale Reports

Navigate to Reports > Point of Sale to create or run POS reports.

Report Type

What It Returns

Common Uses

Cash drawer reconciliation summary for a shift or business day

End-of-shift cash reconciliation — see Point of Sale — Z-Out Report for details

POS order summaries including order total, date, register, and status

Daily sales review, order history

Individual line items within each POS order

Product sales breakdown, detailed transaction review

Modifier and add-on selections applied to order items

Modifier usage analysis

Tips taken at the register, by server, payment method, and register batch

Working out what each server is owed at the end of a shift, separating card tips needing payout from cash already taken

The point of sale product catalog — price, SKU, active status, tax code, and the general ledger accounts each item posts to. Setup data, not sales figures.

Auditing income account and tax code setup, reviewing prices, retiring obsolete items. For what has actually sold, use Order Details.

This article lists the report types and what each one returns. For the full list of columns available inside each type, see the Sharper Reporting Columns Reference Guide. For a walkthrough of the reporting form itself — the Name, Token, Subtotal, column picker, and filter fields — see the Sharper Reporting Reference Guide.

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