> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cardops.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Reports > P&L reporting and profitability analysis Reports give you a clear picture of your business profitability. CardOps offers several report types that slice your data by different dimensions. ## P\&L by tag View profit and loss grouped by your tags. This is the most flexible report — since you can apply any combination of tags to orders and expenses, you can create custom views of profitability by event, product line, promotion, or any other dimension. ## P\&L by set View profitability broken down by card set or edition. This report groups your orders and expenses by the `edition_name` field on line items, giving you a clear picture of which sets are most profitable. ## Reconciliation summary See the status of all payouts across platforms — which are reconciled, which have discrepancies, and the total outstanding amounts. ## Platform comparison Compare performance across your selling platforms. See total revenue, fees, expenses, and net profit side by side for TCGPlayer, Manapool, and any other platforms you use. ## Date range filtering All reports support date range filtering. Select a preset range or enter custom start and end dates: * Last 7 days * Last 30 days * This month * Last month * This quarter * This year * Custom range ## Understanding the numbers ### Revenue The total sale amount from orders in the selected scope. This is the gross amount before any deductions. ### Fees Platform fees deducted from your sales. These come from the `fee_cents` field on each order and are sourced from parsed data, estimates, or manual entry. ### Shipping costs The shipping cost you entered for each order. This is your out-of-pocket cost, not what the buyer paid. ### Expenses Linked expenses that fall within the report scope. If you link expenses to orders, those expenses appear in the reports alongside the orders they support. ### Net profit Revenue minus fees, shipping costs, and expenses. This is your bottom line for the selected scope. Reports are only as accurate as the data you put in. Make sure fees, shipping costs, and expenses are entered consistently for the most useful reports.