This report provides a detailed analysis of how long products have been sitting in your inventory. It categorizes products into different age groups based on the number of days they have been in stock, making it easy to identify slow-moving items and potential issues with inventory turnover. The report shows the quantity and value of products in each age category, helping businesses make informed decisions about inventory management and sales strategies. This report helps in optimizing stock levels and reducing holding costs while ensuring that products are available to meet customer demand.

The FSN Report (Fast Moving, Slow Moving, Non-Moving Report) is used for analyzing and categorizing inventory items based on their movement and turnover rates within a specified time frame. This report provides insights into the performance of products, helping businesses make informed decisions about stock management and optimization.The report provides valuable insights into product performance, enabling companies to maximize profits and ensure efficient stock management.

F (Fast): Stock turnover ratio > 3.
S (Slow): Stock turnover ratio between 1 and 3.
N (Non-moving): Stock turnover ratio

The XYZ Report used for inventory management that categorizes products based on their value and significance in a company's stock. This classification helps businesses identify the products that are vital for their operations and profitability. The report groups products into three categories: X, Y, and Z. 'X' represents the most important and valuable products (high value), 'Y' includes products of moderate significance, and 'Z' consists of less critical items (low value). This categorization is based on factors such as stock value, stock percentage, and cumulative stock percentage. The XYZ Report helps businesses focus on the items that affect their profits the most.

X Class: Top 70% of inventory value.
Y Class: The next 20% of inventory value.
Z Class: The bottom 10% of inventory value.

The FSN-XYZ Report helps to analyze and classify the inventory based on two key dimensions. Firstly, it categorizes items into Fast-Moving (F), Slow-Moving (S), and Non-Moving (N) based on their turnover ratios, helping companies identify which products are selling rapidly and which are stagnating. Secondly, it classifies inventory into X, Y, and Z categories based on their contribution to the overall stock value, enabling businesses to focus their resources on high-value items. This report offers essential insights for optimizing inventory management and making strategic decisions to improve profitability.

The Out of Stock report provide insights into the availability of products within a specified time period. This report offers valuable information regarding current stock levels, incoming and outgoing quantities, virtual stock, sales data, and more. It calculates essential performance metrics such as Advanced Stock Days (ADS), Demanded Quantity, In Stock Days, Out of Stock Days, and Turnover Ratio. Additionally, the report categorizes products into Fast-Moving, Slow-Moving, or Non-Moving classifications based on their sales performance. By identifying items that are low or out of stock, this report helps businesses optimize their inventory management and ensure products are available to meet customer demand.

The Over Stock report helps to analyze and understand situations where a surplus of products exists in their stock. This report provides detailed insights into various inventory parameters, such as current stock levels, sales history, advanced stock days, and turnover ratios. By identifying overstocked items, businesses can take informed actions to mitigate financial losses, reduce storage costs, and optimize their inventory strategies. Additionally, it offers a way to categorize products as Fast-Moving, Slow-Moving, or Non-Moving based on their sales performance, aiding in better decision-making for inventory control. The Over Stock Report ultimately assists organizations in maintaining a healthy balance of stock, enhancing overall efficiency, and minimizing excess holding of goods.

The Stock Movement Report provides insights into the flow of products. It includes information on the opening and closing stock quantities, sales, sales returns, purchases, purchase returns, internal movements, adjustments, production-related movements, and transit-related movements for various products. The report offers a breakdown by product, product category, and company, making it a valuable tool for tracking stock movements, optimizing inventory levels, and assessing the overall performance of the supply chain. The report can be generated in both PDF and Excel formats for easy sharing and analysis, providing a comprehensive view of how inventory items have been managed within the specified date range or up to a certain date.