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Sales Tracker

Reviews everything you've sold — market (wallet) sell transactions and finished item-exchange contracts — with each sale's build cost, market value, and profit. A shared filter bar drives two tabs: a Summary of rollups and charts, and a Detail grid of individual sales.

Open it from the left sidebar under Market / Trade.

Filters

The filter bar sits above both tabs and governs both:

  • From / Thru — date range (yyyy-MM-dd). Defaults to the last year; leave Thru blank for "up to now."
  • Owner — All, All Characters and Personal Corps (the default), or a specific tracked character or corporation.
  • Sale Type — All types, Market, or Contract.
  • Profit based on — the cost basis the profit figures measure against, everywhere on the screen:
    • Build — profit versus the item's build cost (the default).
    • Market — profit versus the item's market value.
  • Show not for profit — include sales you've marked not for profit (see Detail). When ticked, they count everywhere — summaries, charts and grid alike.

Summary

Three rollup panels, each summarising the currently filtered sales:

  • Top Buyers — buyers ranked by total ISK bought from you (opens each in the entity browser).
  • Profit by Market Group — sales grouped by the item's market group (two levels up, e.g. a Revelation rolls up to Standard Dreadnoughts), with summed profit and average profit %.
  • Profit by Item — the same profit summary per item (opens each in the Item Browser).

Two charts below them, over the same filtered sales:

  • Costs, sales and profit — totals over time in ISK.
  • Margin — profit margin as a percentage (kept on its own chart so ISK figures in the billions don't flatten it).

A Chart by selector buckets the charts by Daily, Weekly or Monthly. A note flags any sales that couldn't be costed (no price snapshot), since those are left out of the chart maths.

Detail

One row per sale, newest first:

  • A marker in the first column flags a sale you've set not for profit.
  • Date / Time — when the sale happened (UTC).
  • Type — Market for a wallet sell transaction, Contract for a finished item-exchange contract sold for ISK.
  • Owner — the character or corporation that made the sale.
  • Location — the station or structure the items sold at (for contracts, the items' start location).
  • Buyer — the client (market) or acceptor (contract).
  • Item(s) — the item sold; a multi-item contract shows the first item plus a +N more items note.
  • Units — quantity sold (Multiple for a multi-item contract).
  • Total Sale — what the sale brought in.
  • Build Price / Market Price — the item's build cost and market value at the time of the sale, from the nearest daily price snapshot (— when none was available).
  • Profit / Profit % — the sale total minus the chosen cost basis. Green when positive, red when negative, — when the basis is unknown.
  • Labels — colour-coded tags (the same tags, and the same colours, as the Order Tracker). Add or remove them by right-click.
  • Contract — the contract behind a contract sale (blank on market rows); opens in the Contracts tool.

Owner, Location, Buyer and Item(s) open the thing they name. Right-click a row (or several) to Mark as not for profit / Restore to profit, or to Add label / Remove label.

Notes

  • Sales data comes from your synced wallet transactions and contracts, so it appears only once the relevant characters/corporations are authorized via EVE SSO and their data has been pulled. The tracker refreshes itself every few minutes.
  • Build cost and market value depend on daily price snapshots, which rely on your configured market price sources — see Configuring Markets. Sales of items with no snapshot show — for cost and profit, and are excluded from the charts.
  • A corp trade a character executes is recorded once, under the corporation, to avoid double-counting.
  • Marking sales not for profit (gifts, corp transfers, break-even moves) keeps them out of your profit figures without deleting them; the filter checkbox brings them back when you want to see them.
  • The Sales Tracker is backward-looking: sales already made. For orders you've committed to deliver and their fulfilment, see the Order Tracker.