Hey there @SGH94. Edit your item. Scroll down to the variations section. For each variation, edit it and you’ll see a “unit cost” field. Enter your cost for each variation and save them.
Then, for future sales (this will not change any data for sales in the past), go to your online dashboard home page > Reports > Inventory Reports > Cost of goods sold. This should give you the information you are looking for.
Hey there @SGH94. Edit your item. Scroll down to the variations section. For each variation, edit it and you’ll see a “unit cost” field. Enter your cost for each variation and save them.
Then, for future sales (this will not change any data for sales in the past), go to your online dashboard home page > Reports > Inventory Reports > Cost of goods sold. This should give you the information you are looking for.
Thank you for the response! Unfortunately when I edit an item variation there is no "unit cost field". I do see "unit price" which I assumed was for in person sales, and "online sale price" which I assumed was to be used if the online price was different than in person.
Also, I do not seem to have any inventory reports at all even when I try to build my own custom report.
@SGH94So I had to do a little digging. Unless I’ve missed something else, it seems that all inventory/costing type functionality are only in the paid Retail plans. My sincere apologies for not picking up on that sooner. I am rather active here and help lots of sellers across the entire Square ecosystem. As such, I have access to various functions that usually must be paid for. Otherwise, I couldn’t help those sellers. I should have realized that this was one of those.
