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Metrics for the selected period
Compared to previous period
Let's compare sales from two periods: Current period: • You sold 0 products Previous period: • You sold 0 products You increased your sales by 0% compared to the previous period. This indicator helps you: • Compare your sales volume • Identify trends • Plan your inventory
Compared to previous period
Imagine you had 3 sales in a day: • First sale: $1,500 • Second sale: $2,800 • Third sale: $1,900 To calculate the average ticket: 1. Add all sales: $1,500 + $2,800 + $1,900 = $6,200 2. Divide by the number of sales: $6,200 ÷ 3 = $2,067 The average ticket is $2,067. This means that, on average, each customer who enters your business spends that amount. If this number goes up, it may mean: • Your customers are buying more products • They're buying more expensive products • You're convincing customers to buy additional products
Sales in range vs previous period.
Number of tickets (completed sales) per day and total in the range. Quantity count only, no amounts.
Compared to previous period
Imagine you sold these products: • Product A: $1,500 • Product B: $800 • Product C: $2,200 To calculate the average price: 1. Add all prices: $1,500 + $800 + $2,200 = $4,500 2. Divide by the number of products: $4,500 ÷ 3 = $1,500 The average price is $1,500. This number tells you how much, on average, each type of product you sell costs. If this number goes up, it may mean: • You're selling more high-priced products • You've updated your prices • You're selling fewer low-priced products
Compared to previous period
Imagine you buy a product for $1,000 and sell it for $1,500. Out of that $1,500 you received, you made $500 profit. To calculate the profitability percentage: • Profit: $500 • Cost: $1,000 • Profitability: (500 ÷ 1,000) × 100 = 50% This means you made 50% on what it cost you. Average Profitability shows the average of all your profits as a percentage. The higher this number: • You make more money for each product you sell • You can negotiate better prices with your suppliers • Your business is performing better
Accumulated history
This is the money your customers owe you for credit sales. Click on this card to see the details of all pending invoices to collect.
Accumulated history
This is the money you owe your suppliers for credit purchases. Click on this card to see the details of all pending invoices to pay.
Expense distribution by category
This chart shows the distribution of expenses by category for the selected period.
Income distribution by cash register
This chart shows the distribution of income grouped by cash register for the selected period.
Sales distribution by origin
This chart shows the distribution of sales by origin for the selected period.
Average margin of enabled products
This is the average margin calculated as (base price - initial cost) / base price. Click on this card to see the details of the products.
Total inventory value by base price
This is the total value of your inventory based on the base price of all enabled products with positive stock. This calculation includes only active products you have available for sale. Click on this card to see the details of all your products.
Amount invoiced by receipt type
This chart shows the total invoiced amount grouped by receipt type (receipt_type) in the selected period. Source: invoices table (sum of total field).