Inventory Activity

Inventory Activity

Report Guide for Users

What this report shows, the choices you make when running it, and how to read each section.


What this report is for

The Inventory Activity report shows two kinds of inventory movement for a date range you choose: inventory you received from suppliers, and inventory adjustments from breakage or defects found during physical counts.

How the report works

You choose a date range, and the report pulls every inventory receiving record (tied to a supplier invoice) that falls in that window at the location(s) you select. You can then choose how that received-inventory list is grouped — by date, product, location, or supplier — to make it easier to review the way you need. Underneath that, a separate section lists any breakage/defect adjustments recorded during physical inventory counts in the same date range.

The choices you make when running it

These are the settings available. Everything else is calculated automatically.

1. The time period

SettingWhat it does
Start DateThe beginning of the date range you want to report on.
End DateThe end of the date range you want to report on.
Last Date Inventory ReceivedInformational only — shows the most recent date any inventory was received, so you know how current your data is. It doesn't filter the report.

2. What to include and how to group it

SettingWhat it does
LocationChoose one or more locations to include.
Group ByChoose how the Received Inventory section is organized: Date (default), Product Name, Location, or Supplier.
Expand All GroupingsChoose Yes to have every group open and showing its detail rows right away. Choose No (default) to have groups start collapsed, showing just the group totals until you expand them.
Product SearchType part of a product name to narrow down the Product list below to a more manageable size before picking from it.
Product (first 100 shown)Choose one or more specific products to include. Leave all selected to include every product. Only the first 100 matching products are listed at a time, so use Product Search to find a specific item quickly.
Supplier SearchType part of a supplier name to narrow down the Supplier list below.
Supplier (first 100 shown)Choose one or more specific suppliers to include. Leave all selected to include every supplier.

Columns on the report

Received Inventory

ColumnDescription
IDThe internal identifier for the receiving record.
ProductThe product that was received.
LocationThe location the inventory was received into.
Receiving SiteThe site tied to that location.
SupplierThe supplier the inventory was received from. Shows "Not Specified" if no supplier was recorded.
Unit CostWhat you paid per unit of the product.
Quantity ReceivedHow many units were received.
CostThe total cost of that receiving record (Unit Cost × Quantity Received).
Date ReceivedThe date the inventory was received.

Each group shown in this section (based on your Group By selection) has its own Total row summarizing quantity and cost for that group.

Inventory Adjustment History (Breakage/Defect)

ColumnDescription
Item #The internal identifier for the product.
DescriptionThe product's description.
Location/SiteWhere the physical count took place.
EmployeeWho performed the physical count.
Adj ReasonThe reason recorded for the inventory discrepancy (for example, breakage or defect).
Trx DateThe date the physical count was recorded.
Event #The internal identifier for the physical count event.
Qty AdjThe quantity adjustment made as a result of the count.
Qty BeforeWhat the system expected to be on hand before the count.
Run Qty on HandWhat was physically counted as on hand.
Unit / Stk UnitThe unit of measure for the product.
Unit CostThe product's cost per unit.
Total CostThe dollar value of the quantity difference between what was expected and what was actually counted.

How to read the layout

The Received Inventory section comes first, organized by whichever Group By option you selected, with a Total row for each group. Below it, the Inventory Adjustment History (Breakage/Defect) section lists any physical-count-driven adjustments for the same date range, independent of the Group By setting.

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