What do the figures on a logistics cost page mean?

Each cost page opens with four figures for the last 30 days, and shows a short line while you type new prices. They come from your real orders, so you see what a price means before you save it.

Last 30 days is what the cost came to, with a few words under it, like on DHL Paket labels or on boxes. An order is that cost divided by your orders, and the line under it says how much of all your logistics costs it is. Between them, Shipping and Pick & pack show Parcels, with the cost of A parcel. Returns shows how many Returns came back, with the cost of A return. Shipping counts only parcels that went out with a label, so store pickup is left out.

Packaging shows the cost of A parcel and Packaging sent out: the kilograms of packaging your parcels carried, which is what your EPR fee is charged on. Packaging EPR shows that figure too, and Parcels with a fee, which counts the parcels that carried a fee and says how many did not. Where a figure reads not counted yet, nouz is still counting it from your older orders, and it fills in by itself.

While you type new prices, a line appears under From when these prices count, like With these prices: about €2.460,00 a month, €2,05 an order. It prices your last 30 days at the prices you typed, so it says about: next month will not repeat the last one. It goes away when your change is back to what is saved. On the top card, a chip like about €8,15 from 1 Oct shows the same for prices already planned.