Viewing current stock

Inventory gives you several ways to see the present state of your stock, from a single item’s traceability to a whole-warehouse overview.

Current inventory views

Eight views show your stock from different angles. Each is scoped to your organisation and always reconciles to the underlying stock movements.

View	Shows
Receipt	Received items by goods-receipt number, date, product and batch
Inward	Per item: reserved, ordered, received, pending and cancelled quantities
Outward	Per item: current stock, reserved and issued quantities
Semi-Finished	Current semi-finished stock
Scrap	Current scrap stock
QC	Items currently held in the quality-control bucket
Salvage	Recovered / salvage stock
Service	Stock allocated to service operations

Stock summary by category

The category summary rolls your stock up into the buckets a manager cares about, Finished Goods, Semi-Finished, Raw Materials, Scrap and Salvage: showing quantity and value for each at current moving-average valuation.

Category totals always add up to the sum of the individual item balances beneath them.
If you have a warehouse selected, the summary respects that selection.

Inventory dashboard

The dashboard gives you quick visual insight:

Stock-level cards per category (Finished Goods, Semi-Finished, Raw Materials, Scrap, Salvage).
Warehouse distribution across your warehouses.
Movement analytics: inward versus outward over a date range you choose.

All dashboard figures reconcile to the same stock record as the detailed views, so what you see at a glance matches what you find when you drill in.

QC, Salvage and Service transaction views

For the special buckets, dedicated transaction views list the movement in and out:

QC: items awaiting a quality decision, showing what came in (from a goods receipt or production) and what left on pass or fail.
Salvage: movements of recovered material.
Service: stock allocated to service operations.

Each view shows a clean empty state when there are no records yet.