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Product economics

Know the product cost behind the sale.

Compare sales value with the recognized cost of items sold to understand gross profit before operating expenses.

See the financial picture behind commerce

ILLUSTRATIVE SELLING PRICE 100.00
−
PRODUCT COST RECOGNIZED 60.00
=
GROSS PROFIT 40.00

Operating expenses are considered separately.

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Product economics

What did the sold items cost the business?

TijaraQ recognizes product cost when a sales invoice or POS transaction posts. Compare that cost with sales value for a gross-profit view before operating expenses.

Sale to margin

The stock leaves. Its cost follows the sale.

The recognized cost connects inventory to accounting. At SKU level, profitability analysis adds product-specific comparison.

SKU ECONOMICS · SAMPLE Classic T-Shirt TSHIRT-BLK-M
Net sales 120.00
COGS − 60.00
Attributed selling costs − 15.00
Illustrative contribution 45.00
Compare economics across SKUs and variants
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A useful distinction

COGS is not every expense.

Product cost explains gross profit. Operating expenses belong to the broader profit calculation. Keeping the layers separate makes both clearer.

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Financial context around the sale.

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Understand the numbers behind commerce.

See sales, costs and contribution in the same operation as your products and orders.