Daily Margin Product Summary Report

What This Report Is

This report shows your daily profit margins for each type of fuel you sell (like Diesel, Premium, or Unleaded). It breaks down how much you sold, your selling price, your costs, and how much profit you made each day.

Why It Matters

• See which fuel products make the most profit.
• Catch pricing or cost mistakes quickly.
• Understand how price changes affect your bottom line.
• Make smarter decisions about pricing and inventory.

What to Look For

• Unit Price — How much you’re selling each unit of fuel for.
• Unit Cost — How much each unit of fuel costs you.
• Unit Margin — The profit you make per unit sold.
• Daily Sales — Total sales amount for the day.
• Margin — Profit percentage for the day.
• Gross Margin — Total profit dollars earned for the day.
• Watch for:
  • Negative margins (means you lost money that day).
  • Unusually high or low % margins (possible errors or price changes).
  • Sudden changes in unit costs (may signal supplier issues or billing errors).

What to Do

• Review daily: Look for any days where your margin drops too low or turns negative.
• Adjust prices: If margins are consistently low, consider adjusting your selling prices.
• Investigate issues: If costs increase suddenly, check supplier invoices or delivery records.
• Use for planning: Compare products to see which fuel grades bring in the most profit.