sales report
/seɪlz rɪˈpɔːrt/
Meaning
A 'sales report' is a document that shows how much a company has sold over a specific period of time. It helps managers and teams understand their financial performance and track their goals. These reports can be daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly.
Examples
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I need to finish the monthly sales report by Friday afternoon.
I need to finish the monthly sales report by Friday afternoon.
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The latest sales report shows a ten percent increase in revenue.
The latest sales report shows a ten percent increase in revenue.
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Can you email me the weekly sales report as soon as possible?
Can you email me the weekly sales report as soon as possible.
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Our manager presented the annual sales report during the meeting.
Our manager presented the annual sales report during the meeting.
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According to the sales report, our new product is doing very well.
According to the sales report, our new product is doing very well.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I am writing the sale report.
✓ I am writing the sales report.
The noun 'sales' must be plural in this compound noun, even if referring to a single report.
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✗ The manager asked for a selling report.
✓ The manager asked for a sales report.
'Selling report' is grammatically incorrect. The standard business term is 'sales report'.
Related Expressions
Practice
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We need to analyze the quarterly ___ to see our top-performing products.
💡 A document showing what was sold.
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sales report
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She spent all morning updating the spreadsheet for the ___.
💡 A document tracking revenue and product sales.
Show answer
sales report