Stock Value Report
I/ Overview
To access the Stock Value Report:
1 - On the Left Menu, click on Report
2 - Go to Omni-channel Reports > Inventory Reports > Stock Value
Alternative Path: Go to Omni-channel Reports > Report Dashboard > Overview > Inventory
Reports > Stock Value
The Stock Value Report page is displayed with the default view as below:
This report allows you to look into details of current stock value data, by each warehouse or the
whole system, so that you can evaluate the cost of inventory vs. their potential sales.
Main metrics:
Quantity On-hand: the real quantity of a product physically presented in Warehouse(s)/
Source(s).Cost (Moving Average Cost) (also MAC): A moving average (unit) cost is an inventory
costing method wherein after each goods acquisition, the average unit cost of the item is
recomputed. This helps properly count the product quantity & compute the new selling
price.Price: The price at which the product is currently sold. It does not include tax, discount, etc.
Stock Value: The total value of the product in the warehouse (Quantity in Source x MAC)
Potential Revenue: The total potential selling value (Quantity in Source x Price)
Potential Profit: The potential revenue minus stock value.
Potential Profit Margin: The potential profit calculated in percentage.
Note: Please note that some report columns require specific pre-conditions to display.
II/ Summary Data
The Summary Data block is displayed on top, giving you a quick overview of important statistics in the Stock Value Report.
Four key metrics include:
• Total Quantity On-hand
• Stock Value
• Potential Revenue
• Potential Profit
All numbers in the Summary Data block are sum totals of their relative columns in the current report view. If you apply any filters, the total numbers are also updated accordingly.
III/ Filter Report Data
To narrow down what is shown in the analytics and the inventory list, you can use the Filter function.
1 – Click on the [Filter] button
2 – Key in details in the following filter fields:
Field Name | Type | Description |
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SKU | Input |
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{Custom attribute} | Input |
+ Custom attribute in Report Settings is enabled
{Custom attribute} filter is applied, look up products that have the custom attribute's value containing the search query entered |
Name | Input |
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Category | Multi-select |
[Done] button
one of the categories selected |
{Supplier} | Dropdown select |
+ the Purchase Management module has been installed
Purchase Management > Suppliers > Manage Suppliers> View Supplier > Product)
Catalog > Products > View Product > Suppliers). If “Blank” option is selected, return the list of non-supplier products. |
Warehouse | Dropdown select |
Inventory Management > Stock Listing > Warehouses)
+ look up products that are stocked in the warehouse selected (Check in Inventory Management > Stock Listing > Warehouses > Stock On-hand or Catalog > Products > View Product > Advanced Inventory > Warehouse) |
Qty On-hand | Input |
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Cost (Moving Average Cost) | Input |
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Stock Value | Input |
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Price | Input |
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Potential Revenue | Input |
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Potential Profit | Input |
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Profit Margin (%) | Input |
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3 – Click on the [Apply Filter] button
The system will re-generate the Report Grid & Summary Data of the products that match ALL conditions of active filters.
VI/ How To Create Custom Visible Column
If you think that some information in the report is unnecessary, you can choose to hide specific columns from the report.
1 – Click on the [Columns] button
2 – Untick the fields that you don’t want to show on the report.
The changes will be applied instantly to the Report Data Grid & Filter Fields without any further action.
You also can drag & drop to change the column's position as you want to customize your own report view.
V/ How To Create Custom View
One of the most convenient features of the Stock Value Report page is the ability to customize the report view and save what is frequently used. Thus, you can quickly access your favorite data in one click instead of filtering and sorting everything from scratch.
To create a new view:
– Customize the current report view as your desire, such as:
Filter data
Choose visible columns
Change columns position
Change sort order
Change the number of records shown per page
2 – Click on the [Default View] button
3 – Click on the [Save View As...] button
4 – Enter the new view's name
5 – Click on the [->] button to save
Next time you just simply select that view from the list and all the same filters will be applied again.
To edit an existing view:
1 - Click on the [Default View] button (or the current selected view)
2 - Click on the view that needs editing
3 - Apply new filters, choose visible columns and change columns’ positions as desire
4 - Click on the toggle button of the current view again
5 - Click on the [Pen] button of the current view
6 - Edit its name as needed
7 - Click on the [->] button to save changes
To delete an existing view:
1 - Click on the [Default View] button (or the current selected view)
2 - Click on the view that needs to be removed
3 - Click on the [Trash] button to delete it
VI/ How To Export Report Data
To export Stock Value Report data:
1 – On the Stock Value Report page, click on the [Export] toggle button
2 - Click on the [Export] button in the collapsible form
The system will generate a CSV file from the current report view (active filters, visible columns, column position & sort order) and export it for you to download instantly.
VII/ List of Stock Value Report Metric
Field Name | Type | Description |
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SKU | String | The unique identification code of each product with a global scope. Values are retrieved from SKU attribute in Catalog product |
{Custom attribute} | String | The custom product attribute that could be used as an ID number for products instead of SKU (E.g. supplier barcode, product EAN code…). Pre-conditions: The custom product attribute
Values & Column name are retrieved from {Custom attribute} attribute in Catalog product |
Name | String | The name of product. Values are retrieved from Name attribute in Catalog product |
Category | String | List all categories that a product belong to, separated by line break Values are retrieved from Category attribute in Catalog product |
{Supplier} | String | List all suppliers in the Purchase Management module that provide a product, separated by line break Pre-conditions: The 'Supplier' column is only displayed if the Purchase Management module has been installed. Values are retrieved from Suppliers data in Catalog product |
Warehouse | String | List all warehouses in the Inventory Management module that a product belong to, separated by line break Values are retrieved from Advanced Inventory >Warehouse Stocks >Stocks Listing in Catalog product |
Qty On-hand | Decimal number | Determine the quantity of a product that physically exist in:
It's the [Qty in Warehouse] in the Inventory Management module Qty On-hand (Qty in Warehouse) = Available Qty. + Qty to Ship
Available Qty = Qty in Magento Catalog, which is the number of items left to sell Qty. to Ship = the number of items allocated in sales orders but not shipped yet |
Cost (Moving Average Cost) | Decimal number | Determine the unit cost of a product using the Moving Average Cost (MAC) method. A moving average (unit) cost is an inventory costing method wherein after each goods acquisition, the average unit cost of the item is recomputed. This helps properly count the product quantity & compute the new selling price. Formula:
MAC = Unit Cost defined by Magento's “Cost” attribute in Catalog product.
MAC = [Total Stock Value after Purchase] / [Total Qty. On-Hand after Purchase] In which: Total Stock Value before Purchase = [Current Qty. On-hand in All Warehouses] * [Current MAC]
Alternative Use Case 1: Pre-conditions:
Formula : Total Stock Value before PO = [Current Qty On-hand in All Warehouses] * [Cost (product attribute in Catalog)]
Alternative Use Case 2: Pre-conditions:
Formula: Total Stock Value before PO = [Current Qty On-hand in All Warehouses] * [Landed Cost (from PO just received & transferred items)]
Total Cost of Items Received from PO = [Landed Cost] * [Qty. Received & Transferred]
Landed Cost = [Purchase Cost] + [Tax] – [Discount] + [Shipping Cost] Note: Landed Cost in PO whether includes Shipping Cost, tax & discount or not depending on Inventory Costing Methods Settings
Total Qty On-Hand after Purchase = Current Qty On-hand in All Warehouses + Qty. Received & Transferred from Purchase Order
Items that will not be accounted in MAC include:
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Stock Value | Decimal number | Determine the total inventory cost of a product in:
Formula: Stock Value = Qty On-hand * Cost (MAC) |
Price | Decimal number | The selling price of a product Values are retrieved from Price attribute in Catalog product |
Potential Revenue | Decimal number | Determine the total expected sales of a product if all items in:
are sold at the normal selling price. Formula: Potential Revenue = Qty On-hand * Price |
Potential Profit | Decimal number | Determine the total expected profit of a product if all items in:
sold at the normal retail price. Formula: Potential Profit = Potential Revenue - Stock Value |
Profit Margin (%) | Decimal number | Determine the expected profitability ratio of a product Profit Margin (%) = Potential Profit/ Potential Revenue *100% |