Profits Simulator

Often small and medium businesses, product managers and Supply Chain Management should calculate profits for example according to variations in product offerings. This simulator is a tool that will help you get the best results in their decisions.

You can think of to bid in the sale price for most units sold or perhaps increase the selling price for "better" earnings. You may want to switch providers and get a reduction in the cost of materials or reduce office staff and therefore the administrative expenditure. And so many more possibilities.

All these decisions influence earnings and now you can quickly get the results.
You can get the amount of profits and profit margins in each simulation.

An example:

Marketing area has to decide what should be the combination of prices on their products to not affect the profitability of the company. It is known that for each product line profit margin before taxes must not be less than 10% before interest and taxes.

Total expenses amounted to $ 841.500 monthly , administrative expenses and to $365.900 payment of interest expenses to $ 29,167 a month.

The company has three product lines: shorts, pants and dresses. The costs are distributed proportionally sale valued for each line. The unit cost of the short line is 35 soles and proportionately this line assumes 35% of the costs. The normal price is $70 .

With these data we obtain the utility with the normal price. Then we propose the discounted prices and estimated amounts for each price. The costs are distributed according to the proportion raised.