Upload your Flipkart Profit & Loss report (.xlsx) for profit per product, or the payment statement PDF for a quick total. Your file is read in your browser and never uploaded anywhere.
1. Flipkart file
2. Your product costs
Enter what each product costs you per unit. Units kept = delivered and not returned.
Product (SKU)
Units kept
Cost per unit (₹)
Ads cost (₹)
Flipkart ads are paid from a wallet and are not split by product in this report. Type your month total and we share it by sales; change any ads box to the real figure. If your report already shows an ads line, leave this empty.
Other monthly costs = what it costs to run your business this month that is not part of one product: rent, staff salary, internet, software, your own pickup or courier charges, a packing table. Add the total for the month. Leave 0 if none. Put your ad spend in the box above, not here.
Their cost is added as a loss. Leave 0 if all returns come back sellable.
2. Your costs
The statement shows totals, not products, so enter how many units you actually kept (sold minus returned) and your average cost.
Other monthly costs = rent, staff salary, internet, software, your own pickup or courier charges. Add the total for the month, or 0 if none. Wallet top-ups for ads are already deducted in the statement, so do not add your ad spend again.
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Where the money went
Profit by product
Return % = (RTO + customer returns) divided by orders that were not cancelled. Profit is the Flipkart settlement (after fees) minus your product cost, packaging and ads, before other monthly costs. If you did not enter ads, the ads column is zero.
GST on fees, TCS and TDS can usually be claimed in your tax returns, so ask your accountant before treating them as a pure loss.