Revenue per available bay-hour

Revenue per available bay-hour is booking revenue divided by the bay-hours you could have sold. The bay-hours you could have sold are each bay multiplied by the hours you were open, added up across every date in the period you are looking at. RevPABH is the short name for it on golf simulator venues.

On a racquet venue the same figure is called revenue per available court hour. It works the same way, with courts in place of bays.

Your real schedule is the denominator

Edison reads your actual schedule rather than assuming one fixed set of hours. A weekday you are closed counts zero hours. Each weekday uses its own opening hours. A one-off closure date counts zero.

Dates before your opening day are left out of the figure entirely, so setup weeks and test bookings never pull the number around. You set your opening day in Settings.

A booking on a closed date still counts

If a booking lands on a date you were closed, such as a private event, its money still counts as revenue. It adds nothing to the hours you could have sold, because those hours were never on sale.

Where courts are linked, so that a big court and its halves are one surface, that surface is counted once. See the article on linked courts for how.