Profit for one job, not just for the month
Short answer
Income and costs can be tagged to a project, and the project reports its own revenue, cost and margin. Useful when a launch, a product line or a client job needs to be judged on its own.
muhasebe.cirometre.com/projects
Financial reportsProfit & loss, cash flow and a balance summary, by period.
Excel PDF
Profit & lossCash flowBalance summary
MonthQuarterYear
July – September 2026 Profit & loss1 Jul – 30 Sep 2026
Net sales 100.0% $385,380.00
Cost of goods sold −56.8% −$218,740.00
Gross profit 43.2% $166,640.00
Marketplace commission −9.2% −$35,490.00
Shipping and logistics −5.2% −$19,860.00
Advertising −3.2% −$12,460.00
Payroll −10.0% −$38,620.00
Other operating costs −4.6% −$17,650.00
Depreciation −0.6% −$2,231.72
Operating profit 10.5% $40,328.28
Gross margin43.2%
Operating margin10.5%
Cost / revenue32.7%
Prev. quarter+8.4%
Before tax; amounts exclude VAT.
The monthly P&L averages everything together
A launch that cost more than it returned disappears inside a good month. Judged on its own it would have been stopped sooner.
A project tag on the same records produces that view without a second set of books.
Frequently asked questions
Can one expense belong to a project?
Yes, line by line, so a shared invoice can be split between projects.
Is project profit reported separately?
Yes, with revenue, cost and margin for the project’s own date range.