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Tip of the Month

Identifying Over Stock

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Using the Inventory: Over Stocked report to identify over stock

CDBWin helps you determine items that you have too much of in your inventory and, if desired, by department range, using the Inventory: Over Stocked report. Once they are identified, you can review them and decide which your store should stop carrying and perhaps try some new items to create a new, more profitable product mix.

To identify over stock:

  1. You must first make sure that
  2. the list items you wish to track have been assigned a Max. On Hand Level in Inventory Maintenance for each item.  A Max. On Hand Level may be assigned to multiple items which meet your criteria from Item Adjustment. The Inventory: Over Stocked report displays those items that have a Quantity on Hand Level that exceeds the Max on Hand Level, as shown in the following illustration:



  3. Once you have set up your inventory items as described, on the Reports menu, click Items/Inventory > Over Stocked.
  4. The following filter window appears:



  5. Set up the filter using these guidelines:
    • Select the Department/Account range you wish to report on.
    • Leave the Ending Date set to the current CDBWin shift.
    • In the Last Sale Date box, type the beginning date for the date range you wish to review.
    • Clear the Current Vendor ID to report on items from all vendors.
    • In the Detail box, select Full.
    • Sort the Primary Sort and Secondary Sort boxes any way you like. A Primary Sort of Account and a Secondary Sort by Quantity often proves to be most helpful.
  6. Click View or Print. You will see a report showing you what items have a Quantity on Hand Level exceeding the Max on Hand Level:



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