Inventory can look profitable on the surface while product costs, packaging, shipping, samples, bundles, and fulfillment quietly eat into what you keep.
We review how inventory and product-related costs are recorded in QuickBooks so you can see whether your books are giving you a realistic picture of what it costs to sell your products.
Depending on the project, your review may include:
1. We Review
We look at how inventory purchases and product-related costs are moving through QuickBooks.
2. We Identify Problems
We flag entries, classifications, or balances that may be making product costs harder to understand.
3. We Explain It
You receive a clear summary of what we found, what was corrected, and what needs attention next.
Cost of goods sold is the direct cost of the products you sold during a specific period. It is different from operating expenses such as advertising, software, or professional fees.
No. We review how inventory activity is recorded in QuickBooks. Physical counts, warehouse management, and purchasing remain with your business or inventory system.
Yes. When bundles, samples, promotional products, or similar activity affect your bookkeeping, we can review how those costs are being recorded.
Potentially. Product-level reporting depends on the quality and detail of the available data. We will tell you what can be supported by the records you have.