Close the month with numbers that match your bank.
The US numbers of an imported brand move with each container and each exchange rate. AvenorOS closes each month from a locked snapshot, checks it against the cash held for you, and gives your accountant files they can open.
In your portal.
Each screen, with the question it answers.
Monthly statement
- Margin after product, after fulfillment, and after ads
- Matched to the bank, from a locked snapshot of the month
- When Avenor sells on your behalf, what was sold, what was deducted, and what is owed
- PDF, CSV, and exports for QuickBooks and Xero
The month’s result, and whether it ties to the cash.
Markets and currencies
- Each market keeps its own currency, books, and settings
- Your group reports in one currency
- Statements translated at the month-end, average, or spot rate
- A US-format P&L, plus the French statutory format for French entities
What the US business made, in the currency your group reports in.
Tax, invoices, and landed cost
- Sales tax thresholds crossed, registrations, and a filing calendar
- Recurring invoices, reminders, and payment by card or bank transfer
- Freight, duty, and customs spread across every unit
What is owed and when, and what each bottle cost to land.
How much ad spend your margin can support.
Marketing wants a bigger ad budget next quarter. Your statement shows margin after product, after fulfillment, and after ads for each month so far, from figures that match the bank. You set the ceiling in that meeting, from the same numbers our team plans the ads with.
What AvenorOS does instead
Each row is an app or service a brand at your stage would otherwise buy. In AvenorOS the same job runs on the same data.
The month’s revenue, costs, and cash, assembled after it ends.
Margin after ads is worked out by hand, weeks after the month has closed.
A monthly statement that matches your bank, a live P&L, and exports your accountant can open in QuickBooks or Xero.
Freight, duty, and broker fees for a shipment.
Cost per bottle drifts with each container and each exchange rate, and the sheet is updated when someone remembers.
Freight, duty, and customs spread across every unit, with the allocations adding up exactly to the bill.
Which states the brand owes sales tax in.
Thresholds are crossed one state at a time as revenue grows, and a missed registration is found late.
Thresholds, registrations, and a filing calendar. Filing itself stays with your preparer.
Invoices sent and paid.
Payments are recorded apart from the revenue and statements they belong to.
Recurring invoices, reminders, and payment by card or bank transfer.
Model it with your own numbers.
Enter your own figures to model landed cost and margin. Nothing is stored beyond a coarse band, and only with your consent.
What a European drink truly costs, on the US dock.
EXW in euros to landed cost per unit — freight, duty, entry, drayage, and inbound. This is the number that must sit under your COGS before any margin is honest.
FX is an illustrative rate as of 2026-07-13 — edit it to your booked rate.
HTS-2202 (non-alcoholic beverages) duty is typically low or zero — confirm your exact rate with a customs broker. Typically low or zero; broker to confirm.
landed vs euro cost
Tool · A-pillar (Importing)
Does the order actually make money?
One waterfall, three tiers. Net revenue down through COGS, fulfillment, and marketing — CM1, CM2, then the true per-order contribution, CM3.
CM3 clears comfortably — this order pays for itself.
at 60,000 units/yr
Tool · C/G/H pillars (Economics)
Related guides
- Unit economics of a non-alcoholic beverage brand
- Currency, freight, and landed cost for EU to US imports
- Working capital and the import cash gap
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