Accounts stay in this browser with your Tea Shop sales. Not uploaded.
What is Tea Shop Accounts & Reports?
Read today's revenue, cash, dues, purchases and expenses from the same Quick Sale database — it does not open a second sales ledger. Credit sales are revenue; collections are cash. Material purchases buy stock; COGS appears only when recipe consumption is on. Otherwise profit is labelled Incomplete instead of invented.
Key features
- Same-day totals from Quick Sale, not a shadow ledger
- Operating expenses (rent, power, wages)
- Date-range CSV/PDF
- Incomplete profit label when COGS is unknown
- Shared Tea Shop backup/restore
Popular uses
- Close the stall with cash versus dues in view
- Add rent without calling purchases COGS
- Export a week for the owner who is not at the stall
Supported formats
CSV/PDF reports plus the shared tea-shop JSON backup.
Troubleshooting
- Profit says Incomplete Turn on recipes with real consumption, or accept that cost is unknown.
Also known as: Tea stall cashbook, Cha dokan hisab, Tea shop P&L.
How it works
- Review today's revenue, cash, dues, purchases and expenses from the same local Tea Shop data.
- Add rent, electricity, wages and other operating expenses.
- Run a date-range report with CSV/PDF; incomplete profit is labelled when COGS is unknown.
- Backup and restore with the shared Tea Shop database.
FAQ
Is revenue the same as cash received?
No. Credit sales count as revenue; cash received includes collections. The report shows both.
Are material purchases COGS?
No. Purchases buy stock; COGS comes from recipe consumption when enabled. Otherwise profit is marked incomplete.
Does this create a second sales ledger?
No. It reads the same Quick Sale sales and payments.