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MATERIAL DE APOIO · MD

Six adaptable worksheets

Material do kit desta trilha, disponível para leitura direta. Consulte os exemplos, o contexto e os limites descritos no documento.

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Choose the worksheet matching your decision. Record units, period and source alongside amounts, hours and percentages. Unknown is not zero. Filled examples use fictional BRL (R$) amounts, with no currency conversion. Replace the examples in your own copy.

1. Product and batch

Sold unit: ______. Kit contents: ______. Channel: ______. Cost reference date: ______.

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Input

Consumption

Purchase unit

Cost used

Source

Example: paper

One batch's consumption

Batch

R$ 120

Fictional case

Example: printing

One batch's consumption

Batch

R$ 60

Fictional case

Example: accessories

One batch's consumption

Batch

R$ 36

Fictional case

Your input





  • [ ] Total consumed: ______. Example: R$ 216.
  • [ ] Attempted units: ______. Saleable: ______. Lost: ______. Example: 30, 27 and 3.
  • [ ] Material per saleable unit = consumed cost ÷ saleable units: ______. Example: R$ 8.
  • [ ] Packaging, absorbed delivery and other per-unit costs: ______. Example: R$ 3.
  • [ ] Rates, their bases and fixed per-order fees: ______. Example: 11% of price.
  • [ ] Contribution = price − monetary variable costs − proportional charges: ______.

Check: loss already absorbed in the divisor must not be added again. Record inventory and recoverable leftovers separately.

2. Service scope and hours

Project code: ______. Deliverable unit: ______. Final price: ______.

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Scope component

Included

Required input

Time estimate

Example: six static designs

One format per design

Customer text and photos

Within four total hours

Example: revisions

One consolidated round

Comments on the version

Within four total hours

Your deliverable




  • [ ] Files, approvals and what constitutes additional scope: ______.
  • [ ] Total available hours: ______; administration: ______; proposals: ______; contingency: ______.
  • [ ] Delivery hours = total − other reservations: ______. Example: 80.
  • [ ] Scope hours per project: ______; additional hours not already included: ______.
  • [ ] Whole-project capacity = delivery hours ÷ hours per project, rounded down: ______.
  • [ ] Variable costs per project: ______; monthly fixed costs with labour counted once: ______.
  • [ ] Contribution per project and per hour: ______.

Check: re-estimate a changed delivery before promising price and timing. This worksheet is not a legal contract.

3. Channel comparison

Compare the same unit and period. Separate per-unit, per-order and percentage-based charges.

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Measure per kit

Case direct channel

Case marketplace

Your channel

Price

R$ 30

R$ 30


Materials, packaging and absorbed delivery

R$ 11

R$ 15


Rates on price

11%

24%


Contribution before acquisition

R$ 15.70

R$ 7.80


Acquisition per order, if used

Not modelled

Separate R$ 4 scenario


Collection timing

Confirm in actual operation

Confirm in actual operation


  • [ ] Confirm each charge's base and source: ______.
  • [ ] Price needed for intended contribution: ______.
  • [ ] Likely acceptance, returns and capacity: ______.

Check: do not add acquisition costs to a scenario already including them. These rates are fictional.

4. Discount analysis

Offer/unit: ______. Campaign purpose: ______. Eligible quantity: ______.

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Measure

Before

After

Final price



Unit contribution



Expected volume



Additional campaign cost



Monthly operating result



Required hours



  • [ ] Volume to preserve contribution = previous total contribution ÷ new unit contribution: ______.
  • [ ] Compare volume with capacity and demand evidence: ______.
  • [ ] Contribution sacrificed and expected benefit: ______.
  • [ ] Condition for ending or reconsidering the campaign: ______.

Example: kit price falls from R$ 30 to R$ 27, contribution from R$ 15.70 to R$ 13.03. Retaining R$ 4,710 requires 362 kits against capacity of 360. If only some sales are discounted, calculate the two groups separately.

5. Cash timing

Actually available opening cash: ______. Period: ______. Uncertain receipts: ______.

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Date

Event

Receipt

Payment

Balance after event

Confirmed or estimated

Start: separate example

Opening balance

—

—

R$ 100

Fictional

Day 5

Supplier

—

R$ 250

−R$ 150

Fictional

Day 20

Customer

R$ 400

—

R$ 250

Fictional







  • [ ] Sort events by date: ______.
  • [ ] Lowest balance, amount and duration of funding gap: ______.
  • [ ] Alternative payment terms, deposit, batch size or funding to compare: ______.
  • [ ] Financing costs and effect on result, if applicable: ______.

Check: monthly result and closing cash alone do not reveal an interim deficit. Borrowed principal is not sales revenue. This worksheet is a text template, not an automated cash forecast in the XLSX.

6. Decision record

  • [ ] Delivery, channel and final price: ______.
  • [ ] Unit contribution and cost sources: ______.
  • [ ] Plausible volume and evidence: ______.
  • [ ] Operating result and excluded components: ______.
  • [ ] Required hours, capacity and constraints: ______.
  • [ ] Cash needed before collection: ______.
  • [ ] Chosen and rejected alternatives: ______.
  • [ ] Missing information and possible effect: ______.
  • [ ] Event that would justify recalculation: ______.

Example: keep the R$ 30 kit while exploring a different offer because a 10% discount would require sales beyond capacity to preserve the result. Reconsider when costs, observed demand, channel charges or available hours change.

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