Inventory reports

Data Explorer

This table presents a summary of sales performance  and inventory data across different locations. The report helps in understanding location-specific sales performance, stock levels, and associated costs.

Fast moving items

This report shows a list of the fast moving items ranked by the inventory turn for each of the products for the selected date range. 

Product Group performance

This section shows a table that represents an overview of the sales performance across the various product groups over a specific period. It provides insights into the sales performance, profitability and inventory efficiency of different product groups.

Brand performance

This report presents an overview of the sales performance, profitability and inventory efficiency across the various product brands. The report helps in assessing the profitability of each of the product brands within the specified period. 

Supplier performance

This report presents an overview of the sales performance, profitability and inventory values across the various vendors/suppliers within the selected date periods

Product profitability

This report provides a detailed breakdown of the financial performance of various products. The report is essential in assessing which products are driving profitability and which ones may need further attention.

Sell through rate

This report provides a detailed breakdown of the sell-through rate for each product. The sell-through rate is a measure that compares the total amount of goods sold by a store to the total amount of stock initially received from suppliers. It is expressed as a percentage. This report is used to estimate how much and how quickly inventory is sold thereby determining how effectively inventory is turned over and to estimate how soon it takes to turn a product's initial investment into income. 

Matrix report

The "Matrix Report" is a pivot table that summarises the stock quantities of different product variants across various locations for the selected period.  It gives a breakdown of the total amount of stock that is available for each product and its variants in each location. 

A good example is if the product has more than one option/variant for example; a wrist watch that comes in silver and gold colours or a pair of shoes that comes in more than one size. 

This table is useful for analysing inventory distribution and availability of specific product variants across multiple locations, helping in decision-making for stock management and reordering processes.