NEW: Financial analysis report

The Financial Analysis Report provides a detailed view of key financial metrics, helping you assess the overall financial health of your business. This report enables you to track important indicators such as sales, gross profit, and refunds, allowing for better revenue generation and cost management decision-making.

Metrics explained

The Financial Analysis Report offers a range of metrics that comprehensively understand your business's financial performance. These metrics allow you to monitor revenue, profit margins, and returns, ensuring you have the insights to optimize profitability and manage costs effectively. Here’s a breakdown of each metric:

Revenue and cost metrics:

• Net sales: The total sales revenue generated after accounting for any discounts and refunds. This metric provides a clear view of your overall income.
• Gross profit: The difference between total sales and the cost of goods sold, helping you assess the profitability of your business operations.
• GPM (Gross Profit Margin): The percentage of revenue that exceeds the cost of goods sold. This metric indicates how efficiently your business is generating profit from sales.
• Net AOV (Average Order Value): The average value of orders placed after accounting for refunds. This helps assess how much revenue is typically generated per order.

Tax and refund metrics:

• Sales tax: The total amount of sales tax collected during the reporting period, providing insight into your tax obligations.
• Refunded units: The number of units customers return, helping track product return rates.
• Refunded amount: The total value of refunds issued to customers allows you to monitor the financial impact of product returns.

These metrics offer a detailed financial overview that enables you to monitor sales performance, profitability, and the impact of returns. Regularly analyzing these data points ensures your business can make informed financial decisions and improve overall operational efficiency.