Reporting > Inventory

Inventory Usage

Ref: AG3_404

 

Description

 

The report provides a tabular grid grouped by store, which details inventory item usage by showing the number of issues, the value of issues and the average daily usage figure.

 

 

The Report Returns

 

Category (Inventory item category if applicable)

Item Code (Inventory item code)

Description (Inventory item description)

Stock UOM (UOM for inventory item)

# Issues (Total number of issues in the specified date range)

Qty (Total quantity of items issued in the specified period)

Value (Total value of items issued within the specified period)

Daily Usage (Calculated average daily usage)

Stock (Current quantity in stock)

Days Stock

 

Operational Criteria

 

The report will return all inventory items where there has been an issue within the specified date range and that meet the filter criteria selected.

 

Filters

    Date Range

This will include any inventory items that were issued between these dates.

    Inventory Item Range Filter

    Store Range Filter

    Supplier Range Filter

 

Grouping Options

    Category

Category of inventory item

    Section

Section from inventory item

    Sub-Section

Sub-section from inventory item

 

Calculations

 

All calculations are based upon transaction that occurred within the period.

 

Field

Calculation

#Issues

Number of Issues – Number of returns

Qty

Quantity Issued – Quantity Returned

Value

Value of issues – value of returns

Daily Usage

(Quantity Issued – Quantity Returned) / Number of days in the date range

 

Aims

 

The report is designed to help identify which inventory items are being used the most and which are being used infrequently, and the associated material cost.

 

Results Analysis

 

Any items where the value issued is high should be looked into with a view to finding a better price to help reduce costs. High volumes of issues of the same item should also be looked into to see why so many are being used.

 

High usage of a particular part or item could indicate a failing in the production process or maintenance schedule.