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Flipkart Profit & Loss Report Analyzer

Upload your Flipkart payment report or P&L Excel spreadsheet (.xlsx, .xls) to view your sales, bank settlements, fee deductions, returns, and SKU profit in one place.

How to Download Flipkart Profit & Loss Report
  1. Login to your Flipkart Seller Account (seller.flipkart.com).
  2. Open the Seller Dashboard.
  3. Navigate to the Reports tab or click on Reports Manager.
  4. Click on the Request New Report button.
  5. Select Payment Reports from the report categories list.
  6. Choose the required month, week, or custom date range.
  7. Click Submit Request.
  8. Wait a few minutes for Flipkart to compile and generate the report.
  9. Download the generated Excel report (usually `.xlsx` or `.xls`).
  10. Drag and drop or select the downloaded Excel file into this analyzer.
Privacy Note: All report parsing and calculations happen directly in your browser. Your spreadsheets and sales figures are never uploaded to any server.

Drag & Drop your Flipkart Report Here

Or click to select an Excel file from your computer (.xlsx, .xls)

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Revenue by Top SKU (₹)
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Return Volume by SKU
Daily Settlement Trend (₹)
Settlement & Payout Summary
Status / Transaction Type Transactions Gross Amount Deductions Net Settlement
SKU Sold Returned Gross Sale Settled COGS (₹) Net Profit Margin
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Flipkart Marketplace Fee Audit

A summary of fees deducted from your sales revenue by Flipkart. Make sure these values match your agreement slabs.

Deduction Item Total Amount (₹) % of Gross Revenue
Taxes & Statutory Deductions
Tax component / Withholding Total Deducted (₹) Description / Purpose
Bulk Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) Tool

Define the unit purchase price, packaging, and sourcing cost of your items. To save time, apply a default cost rule below to all SKUs.

Individual SKU Cost Database
SKU Avg. Selling Price Sourcing & Pack Cost (₹)
Profit Leakage & Alerts
No alerts detected. All products are operating within healthy margins.
Smart Seller Insights
Insights will appear here once the report data is loaded.
Margin Distribution

Why High Flipkart Sales Do Not Always Mean High Profit

On Flipkart, gross sales revenue can create a misleading picture of your business health. An account generating lakhs in monthly sales can still lose money once category commissions, fixed closing fees, logistics charges, and return deductions take their cut.

Flipkart Profit & Loss Report Analyzer evaluates your downloaded sales and P&L statement to determine what actually remains in your pocket. It calculates net realized revenue against total marketplace expenses, separating successful deliveries from unprofitable returns.

All spreadsheet parsing and calculations happen entirely in your web browser. Your financial numbers and customer records remain strictly private on your computer.

Factoring in Sourcing Cost (COGS) to Find Real Margins

Marketplace reports only track Flipkart fees—they do not know what you paid for your inventory. Without factoring in cost of goods sold (COGS), your profit calculations remain incomplete.

Under the COGS Settings tab, you can input your unit purchase price or manufacturing cost for each product code. The analyzer automatically subtracts product costs from net realized settlements to calculate your true net profit and margin percentage per SKU.

How Customer Returns and RTO Eat Into SKU Margins

Returns directly reduce e-commerce profitability on Flipkart:

  • RTO (Undelivered Shipments): Orders returned before delivery typically reverse sales revenue and forward logistics costs, but the product returns to your inventory.
  • Customer Returns: When a delivered item is returned by a buyer, you lose the sale and incur reverse shipping courier deductions that erode margins across other successful sales.

Auditing Marketplace Commissions and Fixed Charges

The Fee Audit tab breaks down platform expenses across key categories:

  • Marketplace Commission: The category percentage charged on product selling price.
  • Fixed & Collection Fees: Transaction fees and payment processing charges deducted per order.
  • Shipping Fees: Forward courier charges based on parcel weight and delivery tier.

Generating Your Sales & P&L Report on Flipkart

  1. Log in to the Flipkart Seller Hub.
  2. Go to the Reports section and request your Sales or Payment report.
  3. Download the generated Excel file (.xlsx or .xls).
  4. Upload the workbook above to view your profit summaries, SKU leaderboards, and fee breakdowns.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Flipkart Profit and Loss report?
A Flipkart Profit & Loss report is an Excel spreadsheet generated in the Flipkart Seller Hub Reports Manager. It provides a detailed record of orders, gross sales, marketplace fee deductions, return adjustments, and bank payout amounts.
Why is my net bank payout lower than my gross order sales?
Bank payouts reflect gross order values after subtracting marketplace commissions, shipping charges, collection fees, fixed fees, return courier deductions, and applicable statutory taxes.
How does entering COGS give me exact product profit margins?
In the COGS Settings tab, you can define your unit product purchase cost. The tool subtracts this cost from the settled payout to calculate net profit and profit margin percentage for each SKU.
How do customer returns impact my overall Flipkart profit?
Customer returns not only reverse the sale revenue but also result in unrecovered reverse courier charges, which directly reduces your net profit on delivered orders.
Can I search and filter individual orders in the dashboard?
Yes. The Orders tab allows you to search and filter individual order rows by ID, SKU, selling price, and delivery status.