Profit this month ₹1.82L, up 9%. Biggest cost increase: transport (+22%).
Profit and loss
Sales, cost of goods, expenses and net profit, month by month.
Balance sheet
What you own and what you owe, as of any date.
Cash flow
Where cash came from and where it went, in plain terms.
Item and party profit
Which items and customers bring in the most margin.
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Profit Report · Page 1Summary
Summary
"Profit this month ₹1.82L, up 9%. Biggest cost increase: transport."
Every month AI Munim writes a short note on profit, costs and anything unusual. You read it in a minute and open the report only where you want detail.
Month on month and year on year comparisons
Costs that rose or fell sharply, with the entries behind them
Shared with partners or your CA as a PDF
Reports are live. Change an entry today and the numbers update today.
Profit Report · October 2026+9% vs Sep
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Sales
12,48,300
Cost of goods
(9,61,400)
Expenses
(1,04,900)
Net profit
1,82,000
Profit this month ₹1.82L, up 9%. Biggest cost increase: transport (+22%).
Profit Report · Page 2Cash flow
Cash flow
Profit on paper and cash in the drawer, on one page.
Profit does not always mean cash. The cash flow view shows how much profit is sitting in udhaar, stock or advance payments, so you can plan purchases with confidence.
Cash from sales, collections, purchases and expenses
Working capital tied in udhaar and stock
Opening and closing cash for any period
Balance sheet and P&L follow standard Indian accounting heads your CA will recognise.
Cash Flow · October 2026Month to date
Opening cash and bank3,12,400
Collections from customers9,86,200
Paid to suppliers8,74,300
Expenses and salaries1,04,900
GST paid18,600
Closing cash and bank3,00,800
₹1.62L of this month's profit is sitting in udhaar older than 30 days.
How it works
Three lines in the khata.
1Keep the khata
Billing, purchases and bank lines feed the reports automatically.
2Read the summary
A one-minute note each month on what changed.
3Act on it
Collect dues, renegotiate costs, restock what sells.