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Net profit specialist

See what is left after your business costs.

What Nova helps with
  • Understand the costs behind your profit estimate.
  • See which expenses have the biggest effect on margin.
  • Compare everyday changes with the profit they could contribute.
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Est. net profit

This week
$3,836
Previous week$2,688.42
Compared with prior periodUp $1,147.58 · 42.7%

Weekly trajectory

Illustrative history
28 Aug$1,790.25
4 Sept$2,230.61
11 Sept$2,688.42
18 Sept$3,836.00

Week commencing. Same example venue, complete weeks and consistent cost basis.

Source Management estimatePeriod 18 to 24 SeptemberIllustrative data, no live sync
What this number means

This management estimate subtracts ingredients, wages plus super, and other entered costs from net sales. It is before income tax and can differ from your reconciled accounts. Profit is not the same as cash available in the bank.

IngredientsLabourOther costsEst. profit
Net sales$21,580
Ingredients$6,150
Labour + super$6,680
Other costs$4,914
Estimated profit$3,836

Source: illustrative Square, Xero and Deputy data. Includes the costs entered. Before income tax.

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Your estimated profit is $3,836 this week. We subtract ingredients, labour and other costs from net sales. This is a management estimate. A reconciled profit and loss report may differ.
A signal from NovaReview ideas

A little less going out.
A little more left over.

Make one expense decision at a time. Start with subscriptions, payment fees or your next renewal.

Other costs in this week$4,914Illustrative total · the review checklist does not invent a cost breakdown.

0 of 6 example review areas checked. A review is not a confirmed saving.

Venue benchmarksPlanned · your own progress comes first

Compare with similar venues once enough operators choose to share comparable data. Match business type, size, location, trading pattern, reporting period and accounting definitions.

Only publish grouped results when the cohort is large and stable enough to protect individual venues. Show the sample size, date and range. Small or unreliable groups stay unavailable.

No peer benchmark is available in this preview.
A possibility from Nova · Scenario

Start with one expense you can influence.

Review one recurring cost, confirm what the business needs, then record the decision. A smaller bill only improves the estimate once the saving is real.

Understand what is left.

Illustrative operational detail · Example week, 18 to 24 September

Where this week's sales went

Net sales$21,580
Ingredients$6,150
Wages + super$6,680
Other costs$4,914
Estimated profit$3,836

The same sample period as the headline. Includes entered costs and excludes income tax.

Cash needs its own view

Example bank balanceIllustrative Xero context$24,380
Example bills dueNext 14 days$4,120

A profitable week can still leave cash tight. Check incoming payments, wages, tax and upcoming bills together.

Separate cash example, not available spending money or a cash forecast. Live detail depends on the records and access available in Xero.

More detail from Nova

Where the money went

24 days
September so farAugust
Sales, ex GST$73,980$88,410
Ingredients$21,080$25,990
Labour, wages incl super$22,930$28,760
Other costs$15,710$20,540
Left over$14,260Sample$13,120

Xero P&L to date. Other costs carried from last month's P&L.

Cash against your floor

In the bank
$24,380Sample

Set a cash floor and this turns green above it, coral under it. Set it in Settings

Xero bank balances at the 6:10am pull.

Bills due in the next 14 days

4 bills
Due
$4,120Sample
Brownes Dairy
due 28 Sept · in 4 days
$1,540
Brother of Mine
due 30 Sept · in 6 days
$1,860
Perth Packaging
due 2 Oct · in 8 days
$480
Fresh produce
due 6 Oct · in 12 days
$240

Unpaid supplier bills in Xero at the morning pull, amounts as they stand. Signal never pays a bill.

If wages go up

Each 1 point on wages, a month
$288

Every 1 point on wages is about $288 a month on last month's wages. A 3.5% rise is about $1,000 a month, or about 18 cents on each of your 189 daily orders.

August wages plus super. 189 orders a day from this week.

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Where this number comes from

Xerofills this numberConnected

Xero P&L fills the month. Pulled 6:10am.

SquareConnected

Square fills the sales line inside it.