Profitability
What remains after product costs?
See sales, the cost of products sold and gross profit together. The distinction matters: gross profit does not account for your operating expenses.
JordanThe first product by stasight
See your business
through its numbers.
Go beyond a sales total. Jordan brings profitability, collections and product performance together. See the result. Understand the calculation.
ANALYSIS WITH JORDAN
Every number
tells you something.
Built for small businesses, Jordan turns daily records into clear answers. Understand where your business needs attention without putting together another spreadsheet.
Collections
How do collections compare to sales?
Read period sales and collections side by side. Track receivables and understand why money collected can differ from the amount you sold.
Product performance
Which products contribute the most?
See how products contribute to gross profit as well as how many units they sell. Find out whether your bestseller is also your biggest earner.
Your daily records.
Connected.
Sales, stock, receivables and daily closing form the basis of analysis. Jordan brings these records together so you can follow your business using the same underlying data.
- Sales and returns
- Products, costs and stock
- Receivables and collections
- Daily closing records
About Jordan
Who is Jordan for?
Small business owners and teams who work with products and inventory. Jordan helps them record daily operations, understand their business and see which details need attention.
Is Jordan made by stasight?
Yes. Jordan is the first product by stasight. stasight turns complex calculations and processes into digital products that are easy to use.
Where can I use Jordan?
Open Jordan in your browser at jordan.stasight.com. The Android app is also available on Google Play. Jordan supports English and Turkish.
What are the analysis figures based on?
The sales, costs, collections and stock data your business records in Jordan. Limitations such as missing cost information affect the result. Gross profit is not net profit after operating expenses.