Cost Accountant – ERP & Excel Expertise – Analyze & Save Your Profits
I'm a cost accountant, I've worked on advanced ERP and Excel systems, and my job isn't just to record numbers, no, my job is to understand your real costs and show you what you earn and what you lose.

What problem do you need to solve?

I don't know why the profits are less than sales?

The stock is overstocked and I don't know what the correct exchange is?

Would you like an accurate product cost" blind"?

Do you have ERP, but don't you extract useful cost reports from it?

I'm your solution.

🛠️ What exactly can I do?
✅ Calculating the real cost of the product – from the first raw materials to the final product (materials, labor, electricity, rent, indirect expenses).

✅ Extract and analyze data from your ERP – your ERP, or any other ERP, extract the numbers from it and analyze it in an understandable way.

✅ Variance Analysis – Tell you what happened unexpected (higher cost, wastage, theft, industrial defects).

✅ Dashboard with advanced Excel, reports, comparisons, without complexity.

✅ Inventory control system – you will know every need that has come in, gone and gone.

✅ Break-even Report – Least you need to sell Cam to start earning.

💻 Tools I work on:
Any ERP system you are running on – or the one you have (running on the Costing Module on the ERP).

Excel is very advanced – complete cost models.

Power BI – If you want an interactive dashboard and charts.

🏭 Areas where I can help you:
Small and Medium Enterprises (Food, Wood, Engineering, Chemicals)

Contracting (cost per item in finishing or construction)

Central restaurants and kitchens (cost of meal)
Garment factories

💼 Contracting System:
Fixed Price: I will create a complete cost system.

Hourly: Specific analytics or solving a simple problem.

Retainer: I follow up with you every month and analyze your costs periodically.

🎁 Offer for the first two customers:
An initial analysis session of one cost problem in your business – at a nominal price – so that you can see for yourself how to think.

🔚 Let's get started:
If you want to know the true cost of your work, send me:

What do you work in? (What factory? restaurant? contracting?)

Do you have ERP or not? And if you have, what's his name?

Maybe some old numbers (invoices, inventory, workers' salaries) to start analyzing.

I'm not your employee, I'm your partner. The cost doesn't eat up your profits.

Cost Accountant
Mustafa Salam