Real net profit
£2,521 kept
31.8% OF £7,940 TAKEN
Goods, ads, fees, refunds and tax taken out before anything is called profit.
Transactions, refunds, fees and cash timing join the daily operating model, replacing a generic payment estimate with the cost PayPal actually posted.
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Net profit
£2,521
after every cost below
Revenue
£7,940
68 orders
Total costs
£5,419
measured, not estimated
Margin
31.8%
net on gross
Revenue, day by day
£7,940
Two days below zero
Where it went
£5,419
01 / Native context
Profflow reads the source in the language the business uses, then places it inside a complete financial model. No integration becomes the product. It becomes one accountable signal behind the next decision.
Read-only, in the seller’s own account. Six things that live in six places become one number you can check — beside every other channel you sell and advertise through.
£2,521 kept
31.8% OF £7,940 TAKEN
Goods, ads, fees, refunds and tax taken out before anything is called profit.
23/24 days up
TWO DAYS CLOSED BELOW ZERO
Every trading day read as a complete result, not a line of gross sales.
3/6 costed
ONE PRODUCT BELOW CONTRIBUTION
Which products make cash, and which hide a weak margin behind good revenue.
3.60× against 4.19×
£1,180 SPENT, MEASURED ON PROFIT
Acquisition measured against contribution, against the break-even it has to clear.
Authorise Profflow in your own PayPal account. It reads, it never writes, and you can revoke it from PayPal at any time.
02 / Continuous reasoning
Read transactions, refunds and fees.
Replace the configured estimate with actual cost.
Identify mix and refund effects.
Carry the result into profit and cash decisions.
03 / What it unlocks
Use measured PayPal fees in profit instead of applying one rate to every order.
↗Show refunded sales and their payment consequences together.
↗Compare PayPal cost with other payment rails without blending them into one unexplained percentage.
↗Surface fee movements connected to international transaction mix.
↗Place the charge on the date PayPal reports it for a traceable P&L.
↗Keep payment timing beside operating profit and expected cash.
↗04 / Control
Questions
No. Profflow reads permitted payment data and cannot create payments, refunds or withdrawals.
A fixed rate cannot explain cross-border mix, refunds or fee changes. Measured charges keep the P&L accountable.
Yes. Each rail remains separate in the evidence and joins the business total only after currency and period checks.
No. Connect only the payment systems the business uses.
Ready when you are
Transactions, refunds, fees and cash timing join the daily operating model, replacing a generic payment estimate with the cost PayPal actually posted.
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