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Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) Report
Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) Report

See your costs, profits and margins in a simple report!

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Written by Azam Khan
Updated over 2 weeks ago

The COGS report provides a high level and granular view of how much each product you’ve sold costs to make, your profits, and your margins.

You can easily sort the report by batch, margins, and profit for a quick analysis of your costs. Sneak a peek below. And for the Excel wizards and accountants, you’ll have a foundational report that can save you hours of time.

Benefits of the COGS report:

  • Get quick insights into your profit margins

  • See all of your costs side-by-side and which source materials may fluctuate

  • See which products or batches are profitable to make and which aren’t

  • Generate a more accurate P&L report for accounting

  • Better understanding of finances

Financial Reports:

You can pull your COGS report in Reports → Financial. Choose a date range for Sales Orders and which export you'd like to see: Granular View or Single Cost View, then download the CSV file. Note, you will only see COGS for completed orders.

You can also download your Inventory Assets report for In-house Inventory that will show you the cost of goods of your current active and WIP inventory. WIP in this case refers to packages or batches that are being used as an ingredient in a pending assembly.

Granular View

The granular view breaks down the cost of each individual input used in a product, plus the final cost of the finished product.

Click here to see an example of what a Granular View report download will look like.

Single Cost View

This is a higher level view and exports a report of how much the final product costs.

Click here to see an example of what a Single Cost View report download will look like.

Inventory Assets Report (Formerly COG (Metrc Inventory) Report):

The Inventory Assets report allows you to view all of your current active inventory and WIP inventory that’s part of a pending assembly.

This allows you to see accurate costs of inventory that's not yet sold:

How can I guarantee seeing costs on my report moving forward?

Simply bring all of your inventory into Distru via a Purchase Order and you will see costs populate. You can still import a transfer as a Purchase Order even if you’ve already imported the packages from it, without doubling inventory.

If you can’t bring all of your inventory in through Purchase Orders, you can manually add costs to inventory. Reference the article link above to learn how!

Reach out to our Chat Team or your Customer Success Manager to enable Cost Accounting in Distru and start saving time with your COGS report, and maximize your profits!

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