Example of a sales report and vocabulary
What is a sales report?
A sales report is a document that provides detailed information about a company’s sales performance over a specific period of time.
The purpose of a sales report is to provide an overview of the company’s sales activity and to identify trends, patterns, and areas of improvement or concern.
Example of a simple sales report
Here’s a simplified example of a sales report. Verb used to show change are highlighted:
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Common vocabulary used in sales reports
- increase (verb) – to become greater in amount or number
Sales increased by 5%. - decrease (verb) – to become smaller in amount or number
Sales decreased by 5%. - rise (verb) – to go up
Sales rose by 15%. - drop (verb) – to go down
Sales dropped by 15%. - remain (verb) – to stay the same
Sales remained steady/stable. - account for (verb) – to make up a proportion or percentage of something
Sales in the region accounted for 65% of our total sales. - total (verb) – to amount to,add up to
Sales totalled €1,000,000 for the month. - see an increase, a decrease (verb)
Last month we saw an increase in sales of 15%.
