RC:OMS
Order Management System
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Stop managing your business on revenue alone. RC:OMS calculates your true net profit by tracking landed COGS, exact shipping fees, and marketplace settlement deductions.
Selling thousands of items on marketplaces feels great until the settlement report arrives. Hidden commission fees, inflated shipping deductions, and inaccurate COGS calculations mean many retailers are accidentally selling at a loss.
Most basic Shopify stores calculate margins using a static supplier price, completely ignoring freight, customs, and packaging costs.
Amazon and Flipkart take massive cuts for fulfillment and returns. Manually verifying if they overcharged you is virtually impossible in Excel.
Reporting isn't just about looking at the past. It's about knowing where to invest tomorrow.
Calculates Cost of Goods Sold using strict FIFO (First-In, First-Out) logic. Automatically distributes freight, customs, and insurance costs across the individual units in a purchase order.
Upload your Amazon or Flipkart settlement reports. The system automatically cross-references every order to ensure you were paid the exact amount you were owed, flagging discrepancies.
See immediately which sales channel is actually your most profitable. A channel might generate the most revenue, but high return rates and commissions could mean it generates the least profit.
As businesses scale into omnichannel operations, traditional accounting software often fails to provide real-time, actionable insights. To survive in low-margin environments, brands require robust Retail Profit Analytics Software built directly into their operations layer.
Standard e-commerce platforms calculate COGS (Cost of Goods Sold) by simply multiplying the number of items sold by a static supplier unit cost. This is fundamentally flawed.
A true Gross Margin Calculation Software must use FIFO (First-In, First-Out) or Moving Average methodologies. More importantly, it must calculate Landed Cost. If you import 1,000 units from a supplier, the true cost includes the unit price plus the container shipping fee, import duties, and warehouse transport costs, all distributed proportionally across those 1,000 units. If your reporting ignores landed costs, you are heavily overestimating your profits.
Selling on marketplaces like Amazon or Flipkart involves a complex web of financial deductions. For every sale, the marketplace deducts a referral fee, a fixed closing fee, shipping costs, and tax withholdings. If the item is returned, additional reverse shipping penalties apply.
An advanced E-commerce reporting dashboard features Marketplace Settlement Reconciliation capabilities. This allows financial controllers to import the raw settlement CSV provided by the marketplace. The system then automatically matches every line item against the original shipped order, immediately highlighting cases where the marketplace charged a higher commission than agreed or failed to reimburse for a lost package.