AOV
Average order value: total revenue divided by the number of orders in the same reporting period.
Short definitions for concepts that appear across NumLuma’s business, money, work and project calculators.
Average order value: total revenue divided by the number of orders in the same reporting period.
Hours charged to a client or project, distinct from non-billable business time such as administration or sales.
Campaign spend divided by the number of defined conversions or acquisitions. Often abbreviated CPA.
An approximate measure of how many days inventory remains on hand, commonly estimated as 365 divided by annual inventory turnover.
A tip or service amount added to a bill. A service charge may or may not function as gratuity depending on the bill and local practice.
An extra allowance added to a project estimate to cover defined uncertainty in time, cost or scope.
The sales amount required to reach a modeled profit target under an assumed profit margin.
The practical area a product can cover after constraints such as cuts, pattern repeat or application loss are considered.
A lumber volume equal to a board 1 inch thick, 12 inches wide and 1 foot long.
Compound annual growth rate: the constant annual rate that would take a beginning value to an ending value over a period of years.
Selling price minus variable cost. It shows how much each unit contributes toward fixed costs and profit.
A volume equal to 27 cubic feet, commonly used for concrete, soil, gravel and mulch.
Gross profit divided by revenue, expressed as a percentage.
Revenue minus cost of goods sold.
Cost of goods sold divided by average inventory, showing how many times inventory is cycled through during a period.
Liters of fuel used to travel 100 kilometers. Lower values represent better fuel economy.
Least common multiple: the smallest positive whole number divisible by each of the given integers.
Customer lifetime value: an estimate of value generated by a customer across the relationship. NumLuma’s LTV tool uses gross-profit value.
Net profit divided by revenue, expressed as a percentage after all included expenses.
The current equivalent of a future amount after applying a discount rate over time.
Greatest common divisor: the largest positive whole number that divides two integers without a remainder.
The sales volume where total revenue equals total costs, so profit is zero.
Customer acquisition cost: acquisition spending divided by the number of new customers acquired.
Interest calculated on both the original principal and previously accumulated interest.
The percentage of visitors or sessions that complete a defined action.
Cost per acquisition: campaign spend divided by the number of conversions or acquisitions.
Cost per click: advertising spend divided by clicks.
Cost per thousand impressions: advertising spend per 1,000 ad impressions.
Click-through rate: clicks divided by impressions, expressed as a percentage.
Pay before taxes, deductions and other withholdings.
The amount added above cost, usually expressed as a percentage of cost.
Profit expressed as a percentage of revenue.
The starting amount of money borrowed or invested, before interest.
Return on investment: gain or loss relative to the amount invested.
Return on ad spend: revenue attributed to advertising divided by ad spend.
Extra material added to an estimate to account for cuts, breakage, mistakes or irregular layouts.