In this article, we will review topics related to finance management in the Retail Business Manager Excel (Pro) Template.

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Order Related Costs

When we enter the order line items in the Order Details sheet, we are entering the purchase costs of products (in a purchase order) and sales prices of products (in a sale order). We are also entering any product level discounts.

Finance - Product costs
Finance – Product costs

 

Other Charges

In addition to this, any order level charges can be entered in the Order Headers sheet. This will be added to the Total Order Amount. Also, any order level discounts can be entered there. This amount will be deducted to calculate the Total Order Amount.

Finance - Order Level costs
Finance – Order Level costs

Entering Payments made

In a sale order when the customer makes the payment, we enter the paid amount in the Order Headers sheet. Similarly, for a Purchase order when we pay the supplier, we will enter the paid amount. Finance - Order totals and Due Amounts

Finance – Order totals and Due Amounts

 

Due Amount will be calculated for each order as (Total Order Amount – Paid Amount). You can filter on this filed to limit the data to only orders which are still due (Filter to values other than 0).

Orders that are due
Orders that are due

 

Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable Summary

We can see the overall current status of accounts receivable and accounts payable in the Dashboard sheet.

Finance – Report

 

We can also see the aging of the payments due (1-30 days, 31-60 days, 61-90 days, >90 days).

When we choose a specific partner, we can see the financial status.

Finance - Partner Summary
Finance – Partner Summary

 

Operational Expenses

All the other operational expenses not directly related to any one specific order, should be entered in the Expenses sheet. For example, if you buy any stationery for your business or subscribe to any other business service, you can enter those expenses here.

Operational Expenses
Operational Expenses

 

We calculate Net profit as (Gross Profit – Operational Expenses) and display that in the Report sheet.

Finance - Monthly Metrics
Finance – Monthly Metrics

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