For businesses managing multiple brands, tracking profitability at the brand level is crucial for strategic decision-making. iVendNext’s Brandwise Profitability and Item Tracking features enable you to:
Search and filter items by brand in transactions
Generate brand-specific sales and purchase reports
Analyze gross profit by brand
This guide explains how to set up and leverage brand tracking to optimize your product mix and maximize profitability.
Understanding brand performance helps you:
✅ Identify top-performing brands to prioritize marketing and stock
✅ Spot underperforming brands for discontinuation or promotion
✅ Negotiate better supplier deals with data-backed insights
✅ Streamline procurement by brand preferences
Navigate to: Item Master > Edit Item
Add the brand name in the Brand field (above Item Description)
Ensure brands are added to the Search Fields for easy lookup
While creating:
Sales Invoices
Purchase Orders
Delivery Notes
Simply type the brand name in the item search bar to filter relevant products.
The brand name automatically appears in:
Item selection dropdowns
Transaction line items
Printed/PDF documents
Access via Report Builder:
Select any sales/purchase transaction report
Add Brand as a filter or grouping field
Export data for analysis
Popular Reports:
Brandwise Sales Summary (Revenue by brand)
Brandwise Purchase Analysis (Cost by brand)
Brandwise Stock Movement (Inventory turnover)
Compare revenue vs. costs for each brand to calculate:
Gross Profit = Sales - Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
Profit Margin = (Gross Profit / Sales) × 100
Identify high-margin brands to promote
Adjust pricing for low-margin brands
Stock more of fast-moving, profitable brands
Reduce orders for slow-moving brands
Compare brands by delivery reliability
Negotiate bulk discounts for top-performing brands
🔹 Standardize Brand Names: Avoid duplicates like "Nike" vs "Nike Inc."
🔹 Train Teams: Ensure staff use brand filters in transactions.
🔹 Automate Reports: Schedule weekly brand performance emails.
Brandwise tracking turns vague assumptions into actionable insights. By:
✔ Tagging items correctly
✔ Using brand filters in transactions
✔ Analyzing brand profitability reports