Clients

What this screen is for

One row per customer, with realised rate per hour prominent — what each customer actually paid per hour spent on them, billable or not, after direct costs and processing fees. It is the figure that says which customers are worth having and which quote should never be repeated.

What it will show

• Invoiced against received, side by side — what was agreed and what is actually in the bank are different numbers, and the gap between them is the single fact a small business most needs to see
• Direct cost per customer, and cash margin after processing fees
• Hours total and hours billable, so effort is visible next to what it earned
• Realised rate per hour — null, and shown as "no hours logged", when no hours exist. Not $0.00: that would claim the work earned nothing, when what is true is that nobody said how long it took

What it reads

control.v_customer_position, control.v_customer_revenue, control.v_customer_effort, control.v_customer_direct_cost. The console holds SELECT on these and on no table at all, so anything this screen cannot show is a grant that does not exist rather than a query nobody wrote.

Why it is not built

There are no customers yet. The four instances in the registry are all internal — TronWick's own — and internal instances carry no subscription by design, so nothing here would have a row to render.