Game Development
Game Development: stock and serial tracking, sales and e-commerce, service and reporting.
Challenges
- Revenue sharing with the publisher is calculated by hand.
- Revenue looks gross because the platform commission is never deducted.
- In-app purchase revenue is not broken down by product.
- Project milestones and progress payments are tracked separately from each other.
Workflows
Revenue share and commission
- Platform revenue is imported and the commission deduction is applied.
- The publisher's share is calculated from the contractual rate.
- The net revenue remains on the studio's account and is reported.
Project milestone
- Project phases and milestones are defined.
- A completed milestone converts into a progress payment.
- The team's working hours are booked to the project.
Documents
- Sales invoice
- Publisher agreement
- Milestone progress payment document
- Staff timesheet
Reports
- Platform and commission listing
- Publisher revenue share
- Project cost and progress payments
- Revenue by product
Metrics
- Net revenue ratio
- Publisher share ratio
- Project cost variance
- Revenue per product
Compliance
- Age rating and content classification
- Distance selling and subscription rules
- GİB e-Invoice / e-Archive
- Kvkk
Glossary
- Platform commission
- Deduction line against revenue
- Publisher share
- Revenue sharing at a contractual rate
- Milestone
- Project stage tied to a progress payment
- In-app purchase
- Revenue line per product
FAQ
Can the platform commission be deducted automatically?
Yes — the commission is a deduction line against revenue and net income becomes visible.
Can I calculate the publisher's share?
Yes — the contractual rate is defined and the share is computed on net revenue.
Can I tie a milestone to a progress payment?
Yes — a completed milestone turns into a progress payment document.
Can I track in-game purchase revenue separately?
Yes, in-app sales are a separate revenue line and are reported at the net amount after commission.
Can I accumulate production costs on the project?
Yes, studio labour, outsourced services and licence costs are collected under the project code.
