Pocket Margin

Purpose

This measure represents net profitability and is used for impact calculations that account for all sources of margin leakage. The Pocket Margin measure is critical for understanding the true financial outcome of pricing and commercial decisions.

Business Context

Pocket Margin reflects the profit retained after deducting the Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) and all additional leakage components, such as discounts, rebates, freight costs, and payment terms. It provides a comprehensive view of profitability across customers, products, and transactions, enabling more accurate performance evaluation and decision-making.

Definition

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The measure calculates the sum of pocket margin over the Agent’s filtered scope. If a dedicated Pocket Margin field is not available in the dataset, the measure should be calculated as Revenue minus COGS and all applicable leakage elements, including discounts, rebates, freight costs, payment terms, and similar adjustments.

Business Formula

Pocket Margin = Sum of Pocket Margin

Alternative Business Formula

Pocket Margin = Revenue − COGS − Rebates − Additional Discounts − Freight Costs − Payment Terms

Agent Expression

SUM(PocketMargin)

Alternative Agent Expression

SUM(Revenue - COGS - Rebates - AdditionalDiscounts - FreightCosts - PaymentTerms)