What do all these inventory figures mean?
When you're viewing your Product Listing (go to Products > List products/services) you will see several inventory figures like this example:
You can click on any of the blue numbers to view a summary of how the figures are made up:
- Which sales orders the product is allocated to
- Which purchase orders the product is on
- The quantities at each warehouse
- General information used on thew website such as image and description; really useful if you want to be able to quickly give someone more details on a product
These different inventory levels are to help you really understand and keep track of your inventory. This is what each one means:
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This is the total number of items in the warehouse, including items on goods-out notes, items in the packing process and anything else in progress. Cannot go negative. |
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The total number of items reserved for orders, plus the total number of items that exist on open goods-out notes (fulfilled but not yet shipped). Cannot go negative. |
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Total quantity of an item in stock less total allocated. This is the value that you have available to allocate to other sales orders. Cannot go negative. |
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The total quantity of items on open Sales Orders that have not yet been marked as "all stock updated". Cannot go negative. |
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This is the total number of items on open purchase orders which you are still waiting to receive. |
