How RushFlow values stock and cost of goods sold
Web
Updated Aug 2026
RushFlow values your inventory as stock moves and posts cost of goods sold (COGS) from real cost when you sell — so your margin and your balance-sheet stock value are correct as you trade, not estimated.
How it works
- A purchase adds stock at its cost
- A sale reduces stock and posts COGS from that cost
- Valuation updates as costs change across purchases
- Returns, damage and adjustments reverse or correct value accordingly
Where to see it
Web: stock value and COGS appear in inventory and profit reports. App: inventory value is visible to owners.
Getting purchase costs right (and the unit) is what keeps COGS accurate — see cost not updating.
Frequently asked questions
How does RushFlow value my stock?
Stock is valued as it moves, and cost of goods sold is posted from real cost when you sell — keeping margin and balance-sheet inventory accurate.
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