Reportly computes the margin of every SKU after marketplace commission, return processing, fulfillment and overheads, per channel and per week. Not the store report, the real P&L: a product that looks profitable on revenue can lose money once its returns and its Macy’s commission are counted.
Gross revenue, refunds, net revenue, cost of goods, return processing, channel fees, fulfillment, net contribution, overheads, fully loaded P&L. Every line is a figure you can click into, down to the orders behind it.
The same jacket carries a different commission on Macy’s and Nordstrom, a different return rate on each, and a different fulfillment cost when it ships from a marketplace warehouse. Reportly keeps those separate, so "is this product profitable" has a different answer on each channel, and so does "where should the next size run go".
For a period, Reportly shows how many units cover fixed overheads and how many more are needed. Markdown decisions get a floor: the price below which the SKU cannot reach break-even.
COGS from your product records or an upload. Commission and remittance from Mirakl. Return processing from Loop or your own rate. Fulfillment per order from your 3PL rate card. Overheads entered once per period. Every input is visible on the figure’s basis line.
No. Overheads are entered once per period, and every figure shows which inputs it used.
Per return, from Loop’s record or a rate you set per channel, including the shipping both ways where you pay it.
Yes. Margin, return rate and velocity are all available at SKU, size and channel level.
Yes, as Excel, and Scout can prepare it weekly.
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