Landed cost
The true total cost of a product once it reaches your warehouse -- unit price plus freight, duties, and handling.
Landed cost is what an item actually costs you delivered: the supplier price plus inbound freight, customs duties, insurance, and handling. Pricing off the bare unit cost quietly erodes margin because it ignores everything it took to get the stock to you.
Skuwell can carry landed cost on inventory so margin, GMROI, and pricing decisions reflect real cost -- not just the line on the supplier invoice.
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Two ways to express profit on a sale: markup is profit over cost; margin is profit over selling price.
Read definition → GMROI (Gross Margin Return on Inventory Investment)How much gross profit you earn for every dollar invested in inventory -- gross margin / average inventory cost.
Read definition → Purchase order (PO)A formal document you send a supplier specifying the items, quantities, prices, and terms you're committing to buy.
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