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Customizing and Sharing This Report
Columns: Use the column selector to show, hide, or reorder columns to match your workflow.
Filters: Your filter selections are remembered between sessions — the report opens with your last-used settings automatically.
Sharing (INSIGHTS users): You can duplicate, rename, and share customized versions of this report with team members, and schedule automated delivery by email. System-level reports remain unchanged and available to all users.
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The Enhanced Comprehensive Placement report displays every placement record in your system with complete details spanning talent information, company and job details, financial data, commission structures, and placement lifecycle dates — giving your team the most complete placement view available in Avionté.
Accessing the Report
- Click the Analyze tab in the main navigation
The Reports section will automatically open in the left sidebar - In the search field, type Placement or scroll to locate Comprehensive Placement
- Click Comprehensive Placement to open the report
- The report loads immediately with data based on your previous filtering options
Understanding This Report
What This Report Shows You
The Comprehensive Placement Report displays every placement record in your system with complete details spanning talent information, company and job details, financial data, commission structures, and placement lifecycle dates. Each row represents one placement, giving you a complete picture from the initial hire through billing performance and eventual placement end.
Unlike focused reports that show specific aspects of placements, this report aggregates all placement-related data into a single view. This makes it ideal for comprehensive audits, data exports for external systems, and situations where you need to see every available placement field at once.
Why Use This Report
This report helps you answer critical questions about your placement portfolio:
- What placements are currently active across all offices and clients?
- Which placements are generating the highest gross profit margins?
- How are bill rates and pay rates structured across different job types?
- What commission splits are assigned to active placements?
- Which placements are approaching their end dates and need extension review?
- How long do placements typically run before ending?
- What are the complete contact details for talent on active assignments?
- Which placements involve exempt versus non-exempt workers for compliance tracking?
- What work schedule types and remote work arrangements are in place across your placements?
Who Benefits From This Report
Different roles use this report to address specific operational needs:
Operations Managers: Track placement lifecycles across the organization, monitor active placement counts by office or region, identify placements nearing end dates for extension planning, and ensure complete placement documentation.
Recruiters: Review all placements associated with specific talent or jobs, verify placement details and contact information, track placement start and end dates for candidate relationship management, and identify successful placement patterns.
Sales Managers: Analyze placement distribution across client accounts, review bill rates and pricing structures, identify top-performing client relationships, and track commission assignments for sales team performance.
Finance Teams: Calculate total billing and payroll across placements, analyze gross profit margins by placement, office, or client, track VMS fee structures, verify markup percentages, and export placement data for financial analysis.
HR and Compliance: Audit placement documentation completeness, verify worker compensation codes are properly assigned, review employment types and tax classifications, ensure timesheet approver assignments, verify FLSA classifications for overtime compliance, and track work schedule types and remote work arrangements to ensure proper documentation.
Executive Leadership: Evaluate overall placement portfolio health, assess profitability across business units, identify growth opportunities by analyzing successful placement patterns, and make strategic decisions about service offerings and market focus.
Using Filters
Filters appear on the right side of your screen and help you focus on specific placement segments. All filters default to "Include all" when you first open the report. Given the comprehensive nature of this report, strategic filtering is essential to manage data volume and focus on relevant placements.
Available Filters
| Filter Name | What It Does | When to Use It |
|---|---|---|
| Division | Filters placements by employer/division associated with the placement | Analyze placement activity for a specific business unit or employer entity (not all accounts have divisions enabled) |
| Region | Filters placements by geographic region | Compare placement volumes and performance across territories or analyze regional business patterns |
| Office | Filters placements by the placement's branch location | Evaluate individual office placement performance or investigate branch-specific placement management |
| Talent Office | Filters placements by the talent's assigned office (may differ from placement office) | Track placements where talent is managed by a different office than the placement itself, useful for cross-office collaboration analysis |
| Company | Filters placements by client company | Focus on placements with specific customers or analyze placement patterns with key accounts |
| Worksite States | Filters placements by the job's worksite location state | Analyze placements by geographic worksite location, useful for state-specific compliance or market analysis |
| Extra Value | Filters by custom extra values assigned to placements | Segment placements by custom categories, project codes, or business-specific identifiers configured in your system |
| Date Type | Choose from Placement Entered Date, Placement Start Date, Placement End Date, or Active Placement | Select which date field to use for your date range filter. "Active Placement" shows currently active placements regardless of date range. |
| Date From / Date To | Filters placements by the selected Date Type within a specific range | Define the exact period you want to analyze based on the Date Type you selected |
| Date Range | Quick-select date ranges (Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, Last Week, This Week, etc.) | Rapidly filter to common date periods without manually entering dates |
Applying Your Filter Selections
- Click on the edit icon next to any filter name to expand it
- Make your selections by checking boxes, choosing from dropdowns, or entering text
- Click Apply to update the report with your filtered view
- Click Cancel to discard changes and return to the previous filter state
Reading the Data
The Comprehensive Placement Report displays each placement as a complete record spanning multiple categories of information. The extensive field list provides everything from basic identifiers to detailed financial calculations, making this the most complete placement view available in Avionté.
Key Field Categories
The report organizes information into logical categories to help you find what you need:
Organizational Information: Placement Employer, Placement Region, Placement Office, Talent Office
Talent Details: Talent ID, BO Talent ID, Talent Name (First/Last), Talent Status, Talent Representative, complete address (Street, City, State, Zip, GEO Code), contact information (Email, Email 2, Phone)
Company Information: Company ID, BO Company ID, Company Name, Department, Company Representative
Job Details: Job (Requisition ID), Job ID, BO Job ID, Hiring Manager (with email), Job Sales Rep, Job Title, Job Type, Job Status, Shift, Job Start/End Dates
Worksite Information: Complete worksite address (Street 1/2, City, State, Zip, GEO Code), Job State, Workers Comp Code and Rate
Placement Identification: Placement ID, BO Placement ID, Placement Recruiter Rep, Placement Entered By, Hired Date (when placement was entered)
Placement Timeline: Start Date, End Date, End Reason, End Reason Type, Original Start Date (first extension start), Job Start Date, Job End Date, #Days on Placement
Rate Information: Reg Bill/Pay Rate, OT Bill/Pay Rate, DT Bill/Pay Rate, Salary Bill/Pay Rate, Rate Type, OT Type, VMS Fee, Markup percentage
Hours Information: Reg Hours, OT Hours, DT Hours, Salary Hours, Bill Total Hours, Pay Total Hours
Financial Summary: Total Bill, Total Pay, Bill Amount, Gross Wages, Gross Profit, Placement Fee, Talent Last Paid Date, Placement Last Paid Date
Employment Classification: Employment Type, Tax Type (1099, C2C, W-2, etc.), Talent Source, Nominated Source, Pipelined Source, FLSA Classification, Work Schedule Type, Remote Work
Corporate/Tax Information: Corp Name, Corp Address (Address 1/2, City, State, Zip), Corp Phone (from company tax section)
Additional Details: Placement Notes
Dynamic Columns: Commission Users (with commission types and percentages), Timesheet Approver Users, Extra Values are displayed dynamically based on the placements in your filtered results
Understanding Key Fields
| Field Category | How to Use It |
|---|---|
| Office vs. Talent Office | Placement Office shows where the placement is managed, while Talent Office shows the office that owns the talent relationship. These may differ when talent from one office is placed on jobs managed by another office. Use Talent Office filter to track cross-office collaboration. |
| ID Fields (Multiple Systems) | Standard ID fields (Talent ID, Company ID, Job ID, Placement ID) are from Front Office/BOLD. "BO" prefix fields (BO Talent ID, BO Company ID, BO Job ID, BO Placement ID) are from Back Office/Classic. Use the appropriate ID type when integrating with other systems or referencing records in different interfaces. |
| Date Fields (Timeline Understanding) | Hired Date is when the placement was entered in the system. Start Date is when the contractor actually began work. Original Start Date shows the very first start date if the placement has been extended. End Date shows when the placement ends (or ended). Use #Days on Placement to calculate placement duration. |
| Rate and Markup Calculations | Bill rates are what you charge the client; pay rates are what you pay the talent. Markup percentage is calculated from these rates. VMS Fee shows the percentage deducted for vendor management system fees. Review these together to understand true profitability after all fees. |
| Hours vs. Rates vs. Totals | Hour fields (Reg Hours, OT Hours, etc.) show quantities paid. Rate fields show the per-unit amount. Total Bill and Total Pay show cumulative amounts across the placement lifetime. Use these together to reconcile billing accuracy. |
| Source Fields | Talent Source shows where the candidate originally came from. Nominated Source indicates if they were referred/nominated for this specific placement. Pipelined Source shows if they were identified through talent pipelining. Use these to track sourcing effectiveness and referral programs. |
| Dynamic Commission Columns | Commission User columns appear dynamically for each placement that has commission splits configured. These show the users receiving commission, their commission types, percentages, and assigned offices. The number of columns varies based on how many commission splits exist in your data. |
| Corporate/Tax Information | Corp fields pull from the company's tax information section in BOLD. This shows the legal entity information and may differ from the standard company address if the client has multiple locations or legal entities. |
| FLSA Classification | Displays "Exempt" or "Non-Exempt" based on the placement's Fair Labor Standards Act classification. Shows "None" if no classification has been set. Use this field to verify proper overtime eligibility documentation and ensure compliance with federal wage and hour requirements. |
| Work Schedule Type | Shows the placement's work schedule classification: "Full Time," "Part Time," or "Intermittent." Displays "None" if not configured. Use this field to track workforce composition, analyze scheduling patterns, and ensure proper benefits eligibility documentation. |
| Remote Work | Indicates whether the placement involves remote work arrangements. Shows "Yes" if remote work is enabled or "No" if it is not. Use this field to track remote workforce distribution, support compliance with remote work policies, and analyze work arrangement trends across your placements. |
Understanding What You're Seeing
Multiple placements for the same talent: A talent may appear multiple times if they have multiple active placements (different jobs/companies) or if you're viewing historical data showing sequential placements over time.
Blank end dates: Placements without end dates are currently active and ongoing. Use the End Date field to identify placements approaching their scheduled completion.
Differences between Original Start Date and Start Date: If these differ, the placement has been extended at least once. Original Start Date always shows the very first start date from the initial placement, while Start Date shows the current extension's start date.
Zero or blank total bill/pay amounts: These placements may not have processed any timesheets yet, or they may be salary-based placements where financial data is structured differently. Check the Rate Type field to understand the compensation structure.
Talent Office different from Placement Office: This is common in organizations with cross-office collaboration. The talent is managed by one office but placed on an opportunity managed by another. This doesn't indicate an error—it's a feature supporting collaborative recruiting.
"None" values in classification fields: When FLSA Classification, Work Schedule Type, or Remote Work displays "None," the corresponding setting has not been configured on the placement record. These fields pull from placement setup, so "None" indicates the information needs to be added to the placement rather than an error.
Practical Applications
Identifying Placements Needing Extension Review
Set Date Type to "Placement End Date" and use Date From/Date To to focus on placements ending within the next 30-60 days. Export this list to create a proactive extension outreach plan, ensuring you contact clients and talent before placements expire.
Analyzing Profitability by Client or Office
Filter by Company or Office, then export to Excel. Calculate average markup percentages, gross profit totals, and average bill rates to identify your most profitable relationships. Compare VMS Fee percentages across clients to understand fee impacts on margins.
Auditing Commission Structures
Review the dynamic commission columns to verify proper commission splits are assigned to placements. Export placements with missing commission users to ensure all placements have appropriate credit allocation for your sales and recruiting teams.
Compliance Documentation
Export complete placement records including Worker Comp Codes, Employment Type, Tax Type, FLSA Classification, Work Schedule Type, and corporate tax information for compliance audits or client requirements. The comprehensive nature of this report makes it ideal for regulatory documentation.
Tracking Placement Longevity
Use the #Days on Placement field to identify your longest-running placements. Sort or filter to find placements exceeding 6 months, 1 year, or other milestones. These long-term placements may be candidates for permanent conversion or merit recognition.
Talent Contact Information Updates
Export talent contact information (email, phone, address) for active placements to maintain emergency contact lists, verify current contact details, or support mass communication campaigns to your active contractor base.
Cross-Office Collaboration Analysis
Compare Talent Office and Placement Office fields to identify cross-office placements. This helps you understand collaboration patterns, recognize offices working well together, and ensure proper credit for placements involving multiple offices.
Exporting Your Data
Export your report data to share with stakeholders, perform additional analysis, or maintain records outside of Avionté.
- Apply any filters you want included in your export.
- Click the three-dot menu icon (⋮) in the top right corner of the report area.
- Select your preferred format from the Download submenu:
- Image: Creates a visual snapshot of the report as currently displayed.
- CSV File: Exports raw data compatible with Excel, Google Sheets, and database tools.
- PDF File: Generates a formatted document suitable for printing or formal distribution.
Additional Export Options
The three-dot menu also provides options to repeat rows (useful for printing), merge rows, and other display customizations. These settings affect how your report appears on screen and in exports.
Refreshing the Report
Avionté automatically refreshes report data every 5 minutes. To see the most current data immediately after changing filters or after records have been updated, you can manually refresh.
- Locate the circular arrow icon above the filter panel on the right side of the screen.
- Hover over the icon to see it expand and display the word "UPDATE."
- Click the icon to re-run the report based on your current filter selections.
The report will reload with the latest data from your database, reflecting any new records, status changes, or updates since you last viewed it.
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