What sold best in September?
Sinigang na baboy sold best by sales in September.
- Sinigang na baboy₱29,785161 sold18.9%
- Lechon kawali₱15,75075 sold10.0%
- Pork sisig₱15,05086 sold9.6%
- Chicken adobo₱14,35587 sold9.1%
- Kare-kare₱12,96054 sold8.2%
- Iced tea₱12,705231 sold8.1%
- Rice₱12,630421 sold8.0%
- Bangus₱9,88052 sold6.3%
| Item | Amount | Sold | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sinigang na baboy | ₱29,785 | 161 sold | 18.9% |
| Lechon kawali | ₱15,750 | 75 sold | 10.0% |
| Pork sisig | ₱15,050 | 86 sold | 9.6% |
| Chicken adobo | ₱14,355 | 87 sold | 9.1% |
| Kare-kare | ₱12,960 | 54 sold | 8.2% |
| Iced tea | ₱12,705 | 231 sold | 8.1% |
| Rice | ₱12,630 | 421 sold | 8.0% |
| Bangus | ₱9,880 | 52 sold | 6.3% |
- September, up to Sep 27, Sinigang na baboy led with ₱29,785 from 161 items.
- The next strongest were Lechon kawali (₱15,750), Pork sisig (₱15,050), Chicken adobo (₱14,355), and Kare-kare (₱12,960).
- Rice sold the most items, at 421, but ranked below Sinigang na baboy in sales.
How did this month compare with last month?
Sales are essentially flat against last month on the comparable days.
This period
Sep 1–27 · 27 days
₱157,215
₱5,823 a day
The period before
Aug 1–27 · 27 days
₱157,820
₱5,845 a day
Change
per day
−0.4%
₱605 less in total
| This period | ₱157,215 | ₱5,823 a day |
|---|---|---|
| The period before | ₱157,820 | ₱5,845 a day |
- This month, up to Sep 27, came to ₱157,215, versus ₱157,820 last month over the same 27 days.
- That is down ₱605, or about 0.4%; daily sales were ₱5,823 versus ₱5,845.
- This month is incomplete because it covers 27 of the 28 days asked, but both periods cover the same weekdays, so the comparison is fair.
Is anything entered twice?
Yes—one sale appears to have been entered twice.
| Check | Detail | Entries |
|---|---|---|
| duplicate | Sep 18 Lechon kawali entered 2× | 2 |
- Sep 18: Lechon kawali was entered twice for the same sale, at ₱1,260.
- The duplicate is the only duplicate group found in the entries reviewed.
Remove one of the two Sep 18 Lechon kawali entries.
Why was last week so low?
Last week was lower mainly because fewer items sold, not because prices changed.
This period
Sep 21–27 · 7 days
₱37,225
₱5,318 a day
The period before
Sep 14–20 · 7 days
₱45,580
₱6,511 a day
Change
per day
−18.3%
₱8,355 less in total
| This period | ₱37,225 | ₱5,318 a day |
|---|---|---|
| The period before | ₱45,580 | ₱6,511 a day |
- Sales fell by ₱8,355, or about 18%, from the previous week; both periods covered seven days.
- The price effect was ₱0, while lower volume accounted for the full decline across 13 products sold in both weeks.
- Last week came to ₱37,225 against about ₱40,573 expected from your usual matching weekdays, including an ordinary Sep 26.
- The previous week had three paydays and last week had none, so the week-to-week comparison is not fully fair.
- Nothing was logged for Sep 21–27 about a promotion, closure, or event.
What remains unexplained is why fewer items sold, especially with no logged event or price change.
Does anything look off in my entries?
Yes—duplicate, naming, and negative-value entries need attention.
| Check | Detail | Entries |
|---|---|---|
| duplicate | Sep 12 Gel set entered 2× | 2 |
| look-alike names | "Keratin treatment" vs "Kertin treatmnt" | 42 |
| negative amounts | refunds or entry errors | 1 |
- 3 issues were found, with no missing sales days.
- Sep 12’s Gel set entry appears twice with the same details; the duplicate amount is ₱900.
- “Keratin treatment” and “Kertin treatmnt” are look-alike names across 42 entries.
- One entry has a negative amount of ₱250, which may be a refund or an entry error.
- Your last entry was yesterday, and all sales entries have product names, quantities, prices, and sale times.
Remove the Sep 12 duplicate, standardize the treatment name, and confirm whether the negative ₱250 was a refund.
What am I spending the most on?
You’re spending the most on wages.
| Item | Amount | entries |
|---|---|---|
| Wages | ₱40,000 | 2 |
| Rent | ₱18,000 | 1 |
| Supplies | ₱8,200 | 2 |
| Utilities | ₱4,550 | 1 |
- Wages: ₱40,000, about 57% of spending in the last 30 days.
- Rent: ₱18,000.
- Supplies: ₱8,200.
- Utilities: ₱4,550.
What are my busiest hours?
Your busiest hours are 2–6pm, when the afternoon brings in the most sales.
| Item | Sales | A day |
|---|---|---|
| morning (6–11am) | ₱21,050 | ₱702 |
| midday (11am–2pm) | ₱39,600 | ₱1,320 |
| afternoon (2–6pm) | ₱107,150 | ₱3,572 |
| evening (6–10pm) | ₱17,200 | ₱573 |
- Afternoon sales average ₱3,572 per day and account for about 58% of sales.
- Midday averages ₱1,320 per day, morning ₱702, and evening ₱573.
Why were my Tuesdays slow?
Tuesdays were slow mainly because the afternoon and evening failed to bring in their usual sales.
| Saturday | ₱8,830 |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | ₱2,250 |
- Tuesday was the weakest weekday, at about 63% below the daily average.
- The biggest shortfall was 2–6pm, averaging ₱1,613 on Tuesdays versus ₱3,572 on an average day, about 55% lower.
- Evening sales were also weak, averaging ₱100 on Tuesdays versus ₱573 on an average day, about 83% lower; morning was about 31% lower too.
- The four Tuesdays ranged from ₱1,700 to ₱3,200, with Sep 1 the weakest day overall at ₱1,700 and marked as month start and payday.
What remains unexplained is whether fewer items sold, smaller sales, or a Tuesday operating pattern caused those time-slot shortfalls.
When are my busiest days?
Your busiest day is Saturday; Sunday is your slowest.
| Saturday | ₱6,914 |
|---|---|
| Sunday | ₱3,234 |
- Saturday averages about 30% above your daily average.
- Sunday averages about 39% below your daily average.
How did September compare with August?
September is behind August overall but slightly ahead per selling day.
This period
Sep 1–27 · 27 days
₱144,350
₱5,346 a day
The period before
Aug 1–31 · 31 days
₱160,845
₱5,189 a day
Change
per day
+3.0%
₱16,495 less in total, on 4 fewer days
| This period | ₱144,350 | ₱5,346 a day |
|---|---|---|
| The period before | ₱160,845 | ₱5,189 a day |
- September averaged ₱158 more per selling day, or about 3% higher than August.
- September had 4 paydays versus August’s 6, which also affects the comparison.
September, up to Sep 27, came to ₱144,350 versus August’s ₱160,845; September is incomplete, with 27 selling days versus August’s 31, so the totals are not a fair comparison.
Compare the completed September with August again once September is over.
What did I spend on supplies this month?
You spent ₱6,210 on supplies this month, up to Sep 27.
| Item | Amount | entries |
|---|---|---|
| Wages | ₱24,000 | 1 |
| Rent | ₱16,000 | 1 |
| Other | ₱7,100 | 4 |
| Supplies | ₱6,210 | 7 |
| Utilities | ₱4,050 | 1 |
Does Sep 15 look right?
Sep 15 looks softer than your usual comparable day, but not wildly outside the pattern.
| Usual | ₱4,770 |
|---|---|
| Sep 15 | ₱4,095 |
- Sales were ₱4,095, versus expected sales of ₱4,770 from four comparable days.
- That was ₱675 below expected, or about 14% lower.
- Sep 15 was marked as payday.
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