Inventory And Sales Log Book Small Business: Tracks Product Sales For Your Business | Line Numbers | Dark Olive Green

The speed at which a company can sell inventory is a critical measure of business performance. High inventory turnover indicates strong sales and measures how fast your business has sold and replenished products over a given time frame. Good inventory turnover depends on the industry in question. Slow-selling items equate to higher holding costs compared to the faster-selling inventory. Retailers that quickly sell inventory faster tend to outperform. The longer an item is held, the higher its holding cost will be and consumers tend to return to the store for new items. This Inventory And Sales Log Book is ideal for small businesses to keep track of sales earnings, pricing and purchasing of new inventory. Two Page Spread Layout Design Or Facing Pages: Create your Table Of Contents and add your page numbers for you to quickly refer back to important details when needed. Sheet Number Description Page Number First Facing Page With Line Numbers: Department Counted By Confirmed By Date Inventory ID Item Description Quantity In Stock Location Second Facing Page With Line Numbers For You To Sum Up Your Total Units And Costs: Sheet Number Period Is The Start To End Dates For Each Page Beginning Balance Sales: Units Sold, Cost Per Unit, Total Earnings Quantity Ordered: Units, Cost Per Unit, Amount Paid Balance Features: Paper: White Cover Finish: Glossy