Team costs: how the Onmotor income statement helps
Wages, payroll taxes, benefits, overtime: team costs are usually among a repair shop's biggest expenses. Without detailed records, it is hard to know whether payroll is in proportion to revenue. The income statement (called DRE in Brazil) in the Onmotor system, developed in Brazil, helps you see that weight clearly and make better decisions.
What the income statement (DRE) is
The DRE (Demonstrativo de Resultado do Exercício) is a report showing a company's revenue, costs and expenses over a period. It clearly shows the business's financial performance, with items such as operating income, payroll expenses and net income.
How the DRE helps control team costs
Detailed payroll expenses
The Onmotor DRE breaks down team-related expenses such as wages, benefits and payroll taxes. That makes it easier to spot where you can optimize, whether by adjusting overtime or reviewing bonus policies.
Planning based on real data
Knowing what your team costs simplifies short- and long-term financial planning. With real data, forecasts are more accurate, and decisions such as hiring, granting raises or investing in training are safer.
Targets and indicators
Comparing team costs with revenue helps evaluate the shop's overall performance. With the DRE, you can check whether payroll spending is in line with expected results and set productivity targets.
Fewer errors
With financial information centralized in the system, the risk of manual calculation errors goes down. A clear view of results also reveals processes that can be optimized, helping cut costs and improve team efficiency.
Why use the Onmotor DRE
- a detailed view of payroll expenses
- financial planning with real data
- target and indicator tracking
- fewer errors and more efficient processes.
Want to see the DRE in action at your shop? See Onmotor's plans, start a free trial or talk to our team.