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Where to set and how to calculate user's internal hourly rate in Allfred

Where to set and how to calculate user's internal hourly rate in Allfred

Learn where to set and how to calculate user's internal hourly rate in Allfred

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Written by Alexandra Gallisová
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Internal hourly rates are key to understanding your agency’s profitability. In Allfred, they are used for calculating the cost of tracked time and comparing it with billable income from projects.

📊 Why it matters:
Allfred compares the revenue from billable work (based on client rates) with the internal cost of time tracked by each user (based on their internal hourly rate). This allows agencies to monitor project profitability and make smarter, data-driven decisions.


🧮 How to Calculate the Internal Hourly Rate

You can calculate the internal hourly rate of each user using the following formula (already included in the downloadable Excel template):

Formula:

= (Average Gross Monthly Salary of an Employee + (Total Monthly Operating Costs of the Agency × (Monthly Capacity of the Employee / Total Monthly Capacity of All Employees))) ÷ Monthly Capacity of the Employee

📥 What You’ll Need to Fill In

Category

Description

Average Gross Monthly Salary of an Employee

For employees: gross salary + employer-paid contributions (e.g., health, social insurance).
For freelancers: average invoiced monthly amount.

Total Monthly Operating Costs of the Agency

Total agency costs excluding employee salaries (e.g., rent, software, licenses, electricity).

Total Monthly Capacity of All Employees

Total number of productive hours from all employees in a month (e.g., 5 employees × 160h = 800h).

Monthly Capacity of the Specific Employee

Productive hours available for the employee (e.g., 160h for full-time, 80h for part-time).

⚠️ Note: Do not include salaries or freelancer invoices in Total Monthly Operating Costs. Those should be entered separately as part of Average Gross Monthly Salary. This ensures you don’t double-count labor costs.


📝 Where to Set the Internal Hourly Rate in Allfred

  1. Go to Users section

  2. Clik on users name → Internal hourly rate

  3. Enter the value

  4. Save

📈 How to Measure User Profitability in Allfred

If you want to understand the financial contribution of each team member, Allfred makes it easy with a downloadable User Profitability Report available from the Utilization Report.

🔍 Where to Find It:

  • Go to Reports → Utilization

  • Select the desired date range and users

  • Click the Export button to download the report

The report provides profitability per user based on the selected data source and includes:


💰 How Profitability Is Calculated:

If "Tracked & Allocated Hours" is selected as the data source:

Profitability = Generated Billable Revenue – Internal Costs

  • Generated Billable Revenue = (Tracked + Allocated hours in the selected date range) × client hourly rate of the position under which the user tracked or was planned

  • Internal Costs = (User’s daily capacity × number of working days) × internal hourly rate

If "Task Budgeted Hours" is selected:

Profitability = Generated Billable Revenue – Internal Costs

  • Generated Billable Revenue = (Task budgeted hours in the selected date range) × client hourly rate of the position under which the user tracked or was planned

  • Internal Costs = (User’s daily capacity × number of working days) × internal hourly rate

Allfred takes into account:


This report is ideal for agency leadership or CFOs looking to evaluate profitability on a per-user basis and optimize staffing or pricing strategies.

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