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Below is a complete, unabridged Harbor month-end report. The business is fictional (“Maple Lane Studio” is our demo client), but the format, depth, and tone are exactly what you receive every month.

SAMPLE: fictional business, illustrative numbers. Your report is built from your actual transactions.

Subject: Maple Lane Studio: June 2026 financial summary

Hi Maya,

Here's your June summary, a good month: revenue up, costs steady, and nothing unusual in the books.

June 2026 profit & loss (CAD)

Revenue (client invoices)$16,165.00
Less: client refund (overbilling correction)−$185.00
Net revenue$15,980.00
Advertising$310.00
Contractor costs$1,200.00
Meals & entertainment$152.35
Office supplies$238.09
Rent / utilities$1,544.35
Software / cloud$478.42
Travel$244.20
Other expenses$669.95
Total operating expenses$4,837.36
Net profit$11,142.64

What changed

Revenue was up about 12.5% from May ($14,200 → $15,980), all of it through client-invoice payments, worth confirming what drove the pickup so it can be repeated. Operating expenses grew a modest 5% ($4,610 → $4,837) with no one-off costs. Net profit climbed roughly 16% to $11,142.64, tracking the revenue increase since costs stayed close to flat.

Two items we flagged

  • A $250 PayPal charge (June 16) had no description. We've parked it under Other Expenses. Reply with what it was and we'll categorize it properly.
  • An unlabelled $400 e-transfer (June 24): same treatment, same ask.

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Vela Works Canada

Every Harbor report is drafted fast using efficient internal tooling and reviewed by a person before it ships. The flagged-items section above is that review working in the open. Anything we're not sure about gets asked, not guessed.