# Differences between product-level and invoice-level reports

There are several pre-built sales reports in Breww that you can access from our Reporting suite. These reports enable you to assess your sales data quickly and report on a specified date range.

There are two different categories that our sales reports fall into, **product-level** reports and **invoice-level** reports. These reports have key differences to consider when determining which sales report would work best for you.
To determine whether a report is product or invoice level, you'll want to look at each line in the report, is each line representing an invoice line/product/aggregation of invoice lines or is it representing the whole invoice?

## Product-level reports

Examples include **Sales revenue/Litres sold by beer report** and **Products sold (order lines)** reports.

Product-level reports take the sale value of the order line calculating the report, which doesn't include invoice-level charges/discounts such as delivery charges or credit notes applied. This is because a charge/discount on the **invoice total** doesn't have any reflection on the value of each product on order itself, which is where this report is drawing its data from.
The sale value of product **does** include discounts/increases applied to the product directly, be it on the invoice or via a price book.

## Invoice-level reports

Examples include the **Total sales by customer** and **Sales (orders/invoices)** reports.

Unlike product-level reports, Breww is looking at the total value of the invoice here. As invoice-level charges/discounts are applied to the invoice as a whole, these will be included in these reports.

There is one exception: **non-revenue** invoice-level charges are excluded from invoice-level revenue figures. In practice, this means container deposits from a [deposit scheme](https://breww.com/docs/container-deposit-schemes-drs-and-crvs/) that's set not to count deposit charges as revenue. The deposit is still charged to your customer and still included in the order's total, but it isn't reported as revenue.

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