Inventory
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Inventory Overview
- Introduction to Inventory
- Setting Up Warehouses & Locations
- Receipts, Deliveries & Transfers
- Reordering Rules & Replenishment Automation
- Lot & Serial Number Tracking
- Valuation Methods & Accounting Integration
- Physical Counts & Inventory Adjustments
- Inventory Analysis & Stock Forecast
- Putaway Rules & Replenishment Strategies
- Expiry & FEFO Management
- Reserving, Transferring & Validating Stock
Warehouses & Locations
Stock Operations
Replenishment & Reordering Rules
Traceability & Serial Numbers
Inventory Valuation
Inventory Adjustments & Counts
Reporting & Analysis
Inventory Analysis & Stock Forecast
Inventory Reporting
Inventory Analysis
Go to Inventory > Reporting > Inventory Analysis. Pivot table with dimensions:
- Product, Product Category, Location.
- Warehouse, Company.
- Date (Day, Week, Month, Year).
- Operation Type.
Measures: Quantity In, Quantity Out, Quantity On Hand, Value.
Stock Forecast
Go to Inventory > Reporting > Stock Forecast. Graphical view of forecasted stock levels over time. Based on:
- Current on-hand quantity.
- Open purchase orders (incoming).
- Open sales orders (outgoing).
- Manufacturing orders (consumption + production).
- Reordering rule triggers.
Use this to anticipate stockouts and plan purchasing or manufacturing.
Inventory Turnover KPI
Key metric: Inventory Turnover Ratio = COGS / Average Inventory Value.
A high ratio means efficient stock management. A low ratio indicates overstocking.
Track this over time in the Inventory Analysis pivot.
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