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What is Pharmacy Sales & Profit Reports?
Pharmacy Sales & Profit Reports summarise daily, weekly and monthly business figures from your local ledger: sales revenue, purchases, cost of goods sold from each batch's actual purchase cost, gross profit, expenses, expired and damaged losses, net profit when expenses exist, stock valuation, low-stock and near-expiry lists and best sellers. Revenue is never shown as profit. Export CSV or PDF.
Key features
- Day / 7-day / 30-day ranges
- Revenue, COGS (batch cost), gross and net profit kept separate
- Stock valuation, low-stock and near-expiry
- Business expense entry
- CSV and PDF export
Popular uses
- End-of-day sales summary
- Monthly profit with expenses
- Find low-stock and near-expiry items
Supported formats
CSV and PDF
Troubleshooting
- All zeros Record sales/purchases in the inventory tools first, or widen the date range.
Also known as: Pharmacy P&L, Medicine Shop Profit Report.
How it works
- Pick a date range (day, week or month) and run the report.
- Add business expenses when you want net profit; review low-stock and near-expiry lists.
- Download CSV or PDF; revenue is never presented as profit.
FAQ
How is cost of goods calculated?
From each sale/dispense movement's recorded batch purchase cost — not from the latest catalogue price.
Is revenue the same as profit?
No. The report shows revenue, COGS and gross profit separately; net profit subtracts expenses and expired/damaged losses when you enter them.
How is COGS calculated?
From each sale/dispense movement's recorded batch purchase cost.
Is revenue profit?
No.