Track Vinted sales: price, costs and results
The jacket’s story continues. Your numbers stay in order.
Agreed on a discount on Vinted? Record your actual sale price. Keep it separate from the buyer’s costs and a later withdrawal, so one jacket does not turn into two sales.
A once-loved jacket. A newly agreed price.
Item price ≠ everything the buyer pays
Record your own sale. Buyer expenses and a later withdrawal should not create extra revenue.
Jacket price after discount
Into the sale recordCosts paid directly by the buyer
Not your expensesWithdrawal of money already received
Not a second saleCheck the actual currency and availability of funds in Vinted. Kram does not track wallet balances or payouts.
When everything is at hand
How do you separate the item price from other payments?
Sold for $39. How much is left?The price after negotiation
If you agreed a discount, enter the final item price. For several items going to one buyer, create a sale with separate order lines.
Only your own costs
Do not count the buyer’s costs as your own. Enter your packaging and actual seller costs. Record general promotion separately in Expenses.
Currency and receipt of funds
Kram supports USD, EUR and UAH. Choose the actual record currency and mark payment after checking the funds available to you. Do not record a balance withdrawal as a second sale.
Questions and answers
Tracking details: Vinted
Does Kram support every Vinted currency?
Kram supports only USD, EUR and UAH. Other currencies have no dedicated money field; do not relabel them as a supported currency.
Does Kram connect to Vinted Wallet?
No. Balances, payouts and statuses are not synced. You keep your own record after checking the deal on Vinted.
Scope of this example
Vinted: record sales manually under Other and put the service name in Notes. Marketplace data is not imported automatically; these sales are grouped under Other in reports.
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