Manual Adjustments
What is this page?
The Manual Adjustments page lets you add income or expense entries that are not automatically captured from TikTok. This is essential for tracking business costs that happen outside of TikTok's platform -- things like packaging materials, warehouse rent, employee salaries, or additional revenue streams. These adjustments flow into your Profit & Loss statement and affect your Operating Profit across all pages.
Key Metrics on This Page
Manual Income
- What it shows: Additional income you have recorded that is not from TikTok Shop sales.
- Important: Manual income increases your Operating Profit. Use this for things like insurance payouts, returns of deposits, or income from other sales channels you want to track alongside TikTok.
Manual Expenses
- What it shows: Costs you have recorded that TikTok does not track automatically.
- Important: Manual expenses decrease your Operating Profit. Common examples include packaging costs, warehouse rent, software subscriptions, employee wages, or shipping supplies.
Monthly Totals
- What it shows: The sum of all adjustments for each month, shown in the table header.
- Important: Each month is displayed as a separate section with its own subtotal, making it easy to see your monthly overhead at a glance.
Features
Past and Future Adjustments
Toggle between two views at the top of the page:
- Past Adjustments -- shows adjustments with dates that have already occurred. These are reflected in your current P&L and profit calculations.
- Future Adjustments -- shows scheduled adjustments with future dates. These will automatically be applied when their date arrives. Useful for planning recurring costs like rent or subscriptions.
Creating a New Adjustment
