Sales vs Purchases Chart

The Sales vs Purchases Chart provides a visual comparison between the total sales and total purchases made over the course of a year, after subtracting the value of all returned goods. This allows users to clearly understand how their revenue and expenditure trends relate throughout the business year.

Chart Overview

• The green bar represents the total sales for the selected year (after deducting returned goods).

• The blue bar represents the total purchases for the same year (also adjusted for returned goods).

This side-by-side comparison helps users quickly evaluate their business performance at a glance.

Why This Chart Is Important

• Shows Profitability Trends
  Helps users instantly determine whether sales consistently exceed purchases, offering insight into overall profitability.

• Improves Financial Analysis
  Provides a clear visual breakdown of yearly sales and purchase activities, making it easier to identify growth or decline.

• Supports Budget and Cost Control
  Helps track how spending on purchases compares to revenue generation, aiding in better budgeting and expense management.

• Enhances Strategic Planning
  Identifying patterns in sales and purchases enables better planning for inventory, pricing, and operational decisions.

• Highlights Operational Efficiency
  A balanced or favorable trend indicates efficient stock management and strong business performance.