Landed costs and batch economics you can defend
NeonPanel ties freight, duty, prep, and supplier invoices to each receipt batch. Shipment-level allocation feeds true FIFO consumption, so gross margin reflects dock-level economics and replays cleanly when bills change—without rebuilding spreadsheets.
- Accounting
- Inventory
- Forecasting
- AI access
Margin that survives questions, not just dashboards
Defensible margin starts with cost basis you can explain line by line. NeonPanel ties each shipped unit to the batch it consumed and the landed inputs behind it, so operators, controllers, and investors stay on one evidence trail.
Trusted by 200+ ecommerce teams
Connects to the tools you already use
NeonPanel ties Amazon and Shopify settlements to batch landed inputs and FIFO consumption—the same ledger that posts into QuickBooks or Xero.
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Seller Central and Vendor Central settlements, FBA and AWD inventory, and fee lines reconcile into QuickBooks or Xero on the same heartbeat as your ops team.
Core capabilities
Shipment-batch economics
Receipt and movement history attach each unit to its batch economics—not one averaged SKU rate.
Landed cost allocation
Freight, duty, 3PL prep, and related charges land in inventory basis with traceable inputs, not generic overhead.
Retroactive recalculation
Replay batch and balance impacts when freight or duty notices change—without quarter-end manual rebuilds.
Batch history your team and finance share
Defensible margin starts with cost basis you can explain line by line. NeonPanel ties each shipped unit to the batch it consumed and the landed inputs behind it, so operators, controllers, and investors stay on one evidence trail.
On Amazon and Shopify, NeonPanel ties settlements and shipped units to batch landed inputs and FIFO consumption—margin follows receipts and movements, not side estimates.
From dock receipt to per-unit basis
Freight, duty, 3PL prep, and related charges land in inventory basis with traceable inputs, not generic overhead.
On Amazon and Shopify, NeonPanel ties settlements and shipped units to batch landed inputs and FIFO consumption—margin follows receipts and movements, not side estimates.
Shipment-batch economics in three moves
Receipt and movement history attach each unit to its batch economics—not one averaged SKU rate.
Receive & batch
Receipt and movement history attach each unit to its batch economics—not one averaged SKU rate.
Allocate landed inputs
Freight, duty, 3PL prep, and related charges land in inventory basis with traceable inputs, not generic overhead.
Consume in FIFO order
Defensible margin starts with cost basis you can explain line by line. NeonPanel ties each shipped unit to the batch it consumed and the landed inputs behind it, so operators, controllers, and investors stay on one evidence trail.
Each shipped unit traces to its batch
Defensible margin starts with cost basis you can explain line by line. NeonPanel ties each shipped unit to the batch it consumed and the landed inputs behind it, so operators, controllers, and investors stay on one evidence trail.
When freight or duties change, NeonPanel recalculates inventory value and consumption so COGS can flow from the refreshed basis when your workflow posts it.
Averaged SKU rates vs shipment-batch truth
Margin that survives questions, not just dashboards
| Spreadsheet / averaged approach | NeonPanel shipment-batch economics |
|---|---|
| One averaged SKU rate across receipts | Receipt and movement history attach each unit to its batch economics—not one averaged SKU rate. |
| Freight and duty treated as generic overhead | Freight, duty, 3PL prep, and related charges land in inventory basis with traceable inputs, not generic overhead. |
| Quarter-end manual rebuilds when bills change | Replay batch and balance impacts when freight or duty notices change—without quarter-end manual rebuilds. |
| Margin that survives dashboards only | Defensible margin starts with cost basis you can explain line by line. NeonPanel ties each shipped unit to the batch it consumed and the landed inputs behind it, so operators, controllers, and investors stay on one evidence trail. |
Replay when freight or duty notices change
Replay batch and balance impacts when freight or duty notices change—without quarter-end manual rebuilds.
Replay batch and balance impacts when freight or duty notices change—without quarter-end manual rebuilds.
When freight or duties change, NeonPanel recalculates inventory value and consumption so COGS can flow from the refreshed basis when your workflow posts it.
On Amazon and Shopify, NeonPanel ties settlements and shipped units to batch landed inputs and FIFO consumption—margin follows receipts and movements, not side estimates.
Defensible margin starts with cost basis you can explain line by line. NeonPanel ties each shipped unit to the batch it consumed and the landed inputs behind it, so operators, controllers, and investors stay on one evidence trail.
Built for margin accuracy at scale — On Amazon and Shopify, NeonPanel ties settlements and shipped units to batch landed inputs and FIFO consumption—margin follows receipts and movements, not side estimates. When freight or duties change, NeonPanel recalculates inventory value and consumption so COGS can flow from the refreshed basis when your workflow posts it.
Where landed cost sits in Inventory
Landed cost and batch FIFO live in Inventory Management — shipment-level inventory truth on the same ledger as Accounting & Finance and Forecasting & Replenishment.
Essentials averages, Professional runs shipment batches
This page covers shipment-batch landed economics, consumption history, and replay when bills change. Use the tiles for automatic COGS into QuickBooks or Xero, the ecommerce accounting hub, inventory depth, or pricing—same NeonPanel ledger, distinct jobs.
PO-level landed cost averages
Freight, duty, 3PL prep, and related charges land in inventory basis with traceable inputs, not generic overhead.
Shipment-batch FIFO economics
Receipt and movement history attach each unit to its batch economics—not one averaged SKU rate. Replay batch and balance impacts when freight or duty notices change—without quarter-end manual rebuilds.
Essentials vs Professional, modules, and Forecasting & Replenishment tiers.
Landed cost and FIFO — common questions
Freight, duty, 3PL prep, and related charges land in inventory basis with traceable inputs, not generic overhead. NeonPanel ties freight, duty, prep, and supplier invoices to each receipt batch. Shipment-level allocation feeds true FIFO consumption, so gross margin reflects dock-level economics and replays cleanly when bills change—without rebuilding spreadsheets.
Receipt and movement history attach each unit to its batch economics—not one averaged SKU rate. Defensible margin starts with cost basis you can explain line by line. NeonPanel ties each shipped unit to the batch it consumed and the landed inputs behind it, so operators, controllers, and investors stay on one evidence trail.
Replay batch and balance impacts when freight or duty notices change—without quarter-end manual rebuilds. When freight or duties change, NeonPanel recalculates inventory value and consumption so COGS can flow from the refreshed basis when your workflow posts it.
Defensible margin starts with cost basis you can explain line by line. NeonPanel ties each shipped unit to the batch it consumed and the landed inputs behind it, so operators, controllers, and investors stay on one evidence trail. On Amazon and Shopify, NeonPanel ties settlements and shipped units to batch landed inputs and FIFO consumption—margin follows receipts and movements, not side estimates.
Post COGS to QuickBooks or Xero as orders settle, grounded in the batch and landed-cost economics from this page. See Automatic COGS →
Essentials vs Professional, modules, and Forecasting & Replenishment tiers. Compare Essentials vs Professional →