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herdshare-fees-in-sales-reportHerdshare buy-in and jar fees in your sales reportNovember 11, 2026Orders & fulfillmentHerdshare buy-in and jar fees now show as fees in your sales report, under the names you gave them.Access it now: Reports › SalesTeri JoraszJorasz Family RanchBark River, MIteri-jorasz
If you run a herdshare, your members pay a one-time buy-in for their share of the herd and a deposit for their jars. Those charges were already in your sales report, but they weren’t labeled as fees, didn’t use the names you gave them, and didn’t show up when you filtered to fees. That made the report harder to read and match up with your invoices.
Now your sales report lists buy-in and jar fees as fees, each under the name you set up for it alongside the product it goes with, like “Jar & Lid Deposit — Raw Milk, Half Gallon.”
- They’re filed under the Fee category.
- They show up when you filter the report to Fee.
- The report’s totals match your invoices for the same dates.
If your farm doesn’t charge these fees, your report looks exactly the same as before, and your setup, delivery and pickup fees haven’t changed.
Jorasz Family Ranch runs a herdshare, where members pay a buy-in and jar deposits that need to add up cleanly in the farm’s reports.
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