Billing review

Free Client Billing Concentration Calculator

Describe a billing mix snapshot using a complete, explicitly defined denominator. The three entered clients are a selected sample and need not be the three largest clients.

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Calculation notes

How the result is calculated

Each share = entered client billing subtotal ÷ complete reviewed portfolio subtotal × 100. Combined share uses the sum of all three amounts; unlisted remainder = portfolio minus that sum. Display percentages to two decimals. Use distinct clients, one period, one currency and the same before-tax billing basis. This non-negative model excludes negative net-client balances. No top-three ranking, benchmark, risk rating, cash, profitability or revenue recognition is inferred.

Formulas and examples reviewed October 2, 2026. Illustrative figures; no tax or contractual determination.

A selected three-client snapshot

USD 40,000, USD 25,000 and USD 10,000 against USD 100,000 portfolio subtotal give 40%, 25% and 10%; combined share 75% and unlisted remainder USD 25,000.

Same amount, different population

USD 40,000 is 40% of a USD 100,000 portfolio and 50% of USD 80,000. Investigate a denominator change before interpreting the change in share.

Questions about this calculation

Are the entered clients automatically the biggest three?

No. Establish a full ranking separately if that is the question. This tool reports only the chosen entries.

What if credits give a negative client subtotal?

That case is outside this non-negative model. Define and reconcile the reviewed population without silently discarding credits.

How to use it

1

Enter the complete portfolio billing subtotal for one defined period and currency.

2

Enter up to three distinct client subtotals on the same basis.

3

Review shares, combined amount and unlisted remainder without assigning a risk rating.

Related workflows

Move from the quick answer into the rest of the invoice system.