Concessions / Calculator worksheet

Concession Inventory / Order Estimator

Turn concession stock counts, prices, costs, spoilage, case sizes, and next-event needs into a shopping list and profit summary.

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The next order, without rebuilding the spreadsheet

This BoosterTally worksheet autosaves in your browser. Print the shopping packet, export a CSV, or download a backup file when you're done. Keep student data, banking details, and official records out of it.

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Step 1

Event and next-order setup

Step 2

Inventory items

Item 1
Use item counts, not student or buyer details.

Counts from this event

Pricing and next order

Inventory results

Sales, profit, and next order

How this is calculated
0 items need restock
Gross sales$0.00
Net profit$0.00After extra supplies and payment fees.
Goods used cost$0.00
Order estimate$0.00
Items needing restock0
Event marginNo sales yet

Concession inventory worksheet

Date not set

Next event: not set

Order estimate$0.00
Concession item sales and profit summary
ItemSoldEndingGrossProfitMarginSuggested order
Item 10 units0 units$0.00$0.00No sales yet0 units
Shopping list for the next event
ItemSupplierOrder unitsEstimated costLead-time note
No suggested restock from the entered counts.
Prepared by__________
Next event__________
Checked by__________
Review notes

Nothing to flag in this order plan.

Nothing to flag in this order plan.

Example packet

Home game concession restock example

A concession chair closes a Friday stand, checks hot dogs, water, and pretzels, then prints a shopping list for the next game.

  • $609.00 gross sales across the three example items.
  • $440.23 net profit after entered extra supplies and payment fees.
  • $149.52 estimated restock cost with case-rounded order quantities.

Assumptions

What the numbers assume.

  • Use item-level counts only. Do not enter buyer names, student data, card details, vendor credentials, or official records.
  • Opening plus added units is treated as the available stock for the event.
  • If POS sold units are entered, they become the sales count; the inventory-derived count is still shown as a discrepancy warning when it differs.
  • Comped and spoiled units are counted in goods used cost because they used inventory even when they did not create revenue.
  • Suggested orders are planning estimates. Check storage, expiration, menu changes, and supplier availability before buying.
  • Food-safety, permits, taxes, school rules, and treasurer procedures stay outside this calculator.

Formula notes

How the totals are calculated.

Sources and local checks

Where to check the rules behind this worksheet

These references help set the worksheet's boundaries. Your current school, district, PTO/PTA, booster, treasurer, bank, and local procedures still come first.

FAQ

Questions that come up

Does the Concession Inventory / Order Estimator calculate totals?

Yes. Enter your counts, prices, costs, spoilage, case sizes, and next-event needs, then print the shopping packet or export CSV and backup files.

Should I use POS sold units or inventory counts?

Use whichever source your concession chair trusts more. If you enter POS sold units, the tool uses them for sales and flags any difference from the inventory-derived count so you can review it.

Can this replace food-safety, permit, vendor, or treasurer procedures?

No. It is a planning worksheet for counts, profit, and restocking. Follow your school, district, food-safety, treasurer, vendor, and local rules outside this tool.

What should I avoid entering?

Do not enter student private information, buyer names, card details, bank information, vendor credentials, tax IDs, donor private contacts, or official login details.

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