Cash income
Review the income recorded from your tutoring work.
Tutor business reports
Know what the month taught you.
Tutor Planner turns the records behind lessons and payments into a view of cash income, pending amounts, teaching activity, and student contribution for independent tutoring work.
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A direct answer
What should a tutor business report show?
A tutor business report should make the administrative side of teaching legible without turning it into accounting software. Tutor Planner brings together cash income, pending payments, completed lessons, teaching time, and student contribution from the records already used to run classes.
A connected tutoring workflow
Review the work without rebuilding the month by hand.
Keep packages, postpaid classes, bills, and lesson records up to date as you teach. When it is time to review the month, the report can show the work and payment context already captured in the app.
Pending payments
See outstanding amounts alongside the student and class records behind them.
Teaching activity
Use completed lessons and teaching time to understand how the month was spent.
Student contribution
Review the role each active student plays in your tutoring business.
Questions tutors ask
Useful before the next lesson.
Are business reports part of Tutor Planner?
Yes. Full business reports are included with Pro.
What can I review in a report?
Reports can show cash income, pending payments, completed lessons, teaching time, and student contribution.
Do reports replace accounting advice?
No. Tutor Planner is a productivity and record-management tool, not legal, tax, accounting, or financial advice.
Can I use reports with prepaid and postpaid teaching?
Yes. The reports use the connected records for both prepaid packages and postpaid classes.