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Reports

Salesmaster provides a set of reports to help you monitor sales, inventory, and payment trends.

Overview

  • Reports menu: open Reports. Use the segmented picker to choose the report period: Daily, Monthly, or Yearly.
  • After choosing a segment:
    • Daily — pick a specific date.
    • Monthly — pick a month (the report will show a day-by-day breakdown for that month).
    • Yearly — pick a year (the report will show a month-by-month breakdown for that year).

Summary metrics

Report Summary

The report shows a single-line total revenue and a breakdown of components. Typical fields:

  • Gross sales — total sales before discounts or deductions.
  • Discounts — total item-level discounts applied.
  • Net sales — gross sales minus discounts.
  • Cost of goods sold (COGS) — total cost associated with sold items.
  • Gross profit — Net sales minus COGS.
  • Tax — total tax collected.
  • Net profit — Gross profit minus tax and any other applicable costs.
  • Fees — total sale-level fees (service, delivery, packaging).
  • Deductions — sale-level deductions or order discounts.

Item-level report

  • Below the summary you'll see an items table showing, per item:
    • Quantity sold
    • Revenue (sales value)
    • Cost (COGS for the sold quantity)
    • Discounts applied
    • Tax collected
    • Net revenue for the item

Payment method breakdown

  • The report also displays which payment methods generated the most revenue (Top payment method by revenue).

Charts (Monthly & Yearly views)

Report Chart
  • When Monthly is selected the report shows a day-by-day chart for that month (sales and revenue per day).
  • When Yearly is selected the report shows a month-by-month chart for that year (sales and revenue per month).

CSV export

  • You can download the report data as CSV. The export includes the summary and item rows so you can analyze it in a spreadsheet or BI tool.

Tips

  • Use Monthly view to spot seasonal patterns (which days in a month sell best).
  • Use Yearly view to compare months and find growth/decline trends.