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To identify the least profitable products, analyze ecommerce sales, costs, and returns data over a defined period. Applying decision rules to this data assesses product profitability and flags items generating weak profit margins for merchandising review.

Product profitability is determined by analyzing sales revenue, associated costs, and return rates. Evaluating these factors together reveals the actual profit margin of a product and highlights which items are underperforming financially.

Run the profitability assessment by inputting your last 90 days of ecommerce product data. The analysis applies decision rules to sales and cost metrics to generate actionable recommendations for product management.

A low profit margin analysis suggests actions such as repricing, renegotiating supplier costs, bundling items, or delisting the product entirely. These recommendations help merchandising managers make informed product management decisions.

You need comprehensive ecommerce product data including sales, costs, and returns information to analyze profitability. The analysis relies on these data points to accurately apply decision rules and assess true profit margins.

Deciding whether to delist or reprice a product depends on the profitability assessment of sales, costs, and returns. The analysis applies decision rules to recommend delisting for severe losses, or repricing and renegotiating for recoverable margins.