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# Contribution Analysis
**Navigation Path:**
1. Navigate to the **Front Office** module.
2. Click the **Analysis** menu.
3. Select **Contribution Analysis**.
**Contribution Analysis**
Contribution Analysis shows the report based on Revenue Contribution and Room Nights Contribution from various aspects such Country Contribution, Market Segment Contribution, Business Contribution etc. for a selected period.
**Segment:** Contribution Based on Segments or aspect of business can also be selected from here.
There are a few options available to add the Comp. Use and to add RevPAR as columns along With Day Use as well.
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Users can choose to view the report for Daywise, Quarterly and Monthlywise or select detail to view the report in detail as shown below
The following filter shows the quarterly contribution report, the user can also choose to view the report of last year and the variance as well
Once the user selects **Detail,** the following report is generated, which has different segment's contribution in detail guest wise from the selected date range
There are more filtering option which the user can choose. This details will be displayed along with the report
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There are a few options available to add the Comp. Use and to add RevPAR as columns along With Day Use as well.
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Users can choose to view the report for Daywise, Quarterly and Monthlywise or select detail to view the report in detail as shown below
The following filter shows the quarterly contribution report, the user can also choose to view the report of last year and the variance as well
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