Inventory and stock control
Inventory exposure and sales context
Put slow stock beside the sales and receipt context that explains it.
Part of Inventory and stock control
Warehouse / Stock by location
BM-1024Every unit has a place.
Physical stock24
Reserved6
Available18
| Location | Quantity | Context |
|---|---|---|
| A-01-03 | 16 | Picking area |
| B-04-02 | 8 | Reserve storage |
| Total | 24 | Across two locations |
Stock movement history
Goods receivedPurchase PO-1048 · +12 unitsRecorded
Stock countA-01-03 · 16 units countedReviewed
Order demand6 units tied to processing ordersReserved
Illustrative stock record. Supplier stock and physical warehouse stock are separate quantities.
Illustrative product view · Example data
Inventory and stock control
From context
to action.
Identify stock that deserves commercial attention.
- 01
Review the context
Select the stock to investigate.
- 02
Work with the detail
Review sales periods, last sale and receipt information.
- 03
Move the work forward
Compare estimated value and available quantity.
Stock values are estimates based on the available cost information.
A connected capability
Inventory exposure and sales context
Review stocked products with sales, receipt, price and sellout context.
Explore the complete inventory and stock control workspace →Keep the context connected
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