Sales

Import. Analyze. Adjust.

Import your sales, measure the gaps and adjust your forecasts — with data, not gut feel.

« The register gives me the day's number — but not the gap between what I planned to sell and what actually sold »

« What's left in the display case at closing, I can see — but I don't track it over time »

« Some categories do better than others, but it's hard to put a number on it over a month »

« Adjusting tomorrow's quantities is a daily decision — often made without data »

The method

From sales to statistics

  1. 1

    Set up your import source: automatic email, CSV, manual entry or compatible POS

  2. 2

    Check the product matches — AI mapping suggests the associations automatically

  3. 3

    Complete or adjust planned, sold, wasted and remaining per product

  4. 4

    View statistics by period and by category to fine-tune production

A clear view of your sales, with variances, trends and the data you need to adjust production.

The transition

What changes

Before

  • The register gives the day's total, but not the gap with planned quantities
  • Unsold items and waste are noticed in the moment but not tracked over time
  • Comparing one day to the next or one week to the next takes manual work
  • The categories that sell and the ones that stagnate aren't clearly identified
  • Tomorrow's production quantities are decided without consolidated data

With LogiBake

  • Planned, sold, wasted and remaining are entered per product, with the corresponding amount
  • Sell-through rate is calculated per product, with progress vs. yesterday and vs. the same day last week
  • Statistics aggregate revenue, margin, volume, cost and waste by day, week, month or year
  • Category breakdown shows the split of revenue and volume
  • Import via automatic email, CSV with AI mapping, manual entry or directly from a compatible POS
In practice

What you gain

1

After each day

Planned, sold, wasted, remaining: each product has its numbers for the day, with the corresponding amount.

2

To read the variances

The sell-through rate and day-over-day / week-over-week trends show you whether quantities were well calibrated.

3

To understand the categories

Category statistics reveal the revenue and volume split — useful for adjusting your product lines.

4

To adjust quantities

Daily and weekly trends give you a concrete basis for deciding how much to produce.

Key takeaway

The sales data is already there — in the register, in the emails, in the files. Centralizing it and connecting it to production lets you adjust quantities with numbers, not just experience.

Import. Analyze. Adjust.

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