Hello
One of the shortcomings of the ClemZ application is that you cannot obtain a stock value at the displayed price. Indeed, I know my purchase price but it is impossible to make a profitability forecast, especially with more than 1000 items for sale. Hoping to see this option appear soon, especially since it is offered by some competitors.
Would others like me want this calculation option?
Hello, Clemz is not an expert software. Nor is it its purpose. It is up to you to do research to estimate your stock. There is no rating for used textiles. Good research and good sales
This is because some competing extensions to Clemz offer a much more detailed accounting status on the Dashboard.
Like the realized margin, for example.
You enter your purchase price, and it calculates the profits made on each item sold, with daily, monthly, and annual totals.
On Clemz, there’s only the turnover.
There are other features that can also be useful to you, like the profitability of « Boosts ».
But well…
I think that would be a plus too, (I don’t hide it) but beware of the price that will be offered…
We shouldn’t ask for too much at prices lower than the competition, especially since the customer service is not necessarily the same.
Afterwards, everyone sees what they would be willing to pay extra for additional services…
There is a choice of Extensions, that’s not what’s lacking…
Ok, I understand the context better. but don’t these extensions evaluate the value of a garment? I don’t know if that was the meaning of the question asked by @TonyCouture47 Or else I have reason to worry about my expertise 
There are also extensions that do this, with AI.
This gives you a price that is generally sold, a bit like the platforms do with the « price suggestions » in the listing creation forms.
But this does not reflect reality, the proposed rates are close to the « Don » 
No, it takes the average price of similar items offered on the platform 
Ah, I see! If these extensions are based on the « advice » from the sales platforms, then we’re in trouble when they estimate gold at the price of silver or Chanel at the price of Zara.
Somewhere there is a fundamental problem with accounting. A program won’t tell you the average cost of a garment when you buy it, but perhaps when you sell it. Not to mention all the expenses.
Clemez is not an accounting program.
Ebay provides the total of online sales prices.
it’s the tedious side of sales, watching the price competition and setting your own prices while taking into account people who will ask for a lower price …