01What it is
Rotation compares today's stock with job consumption in the chosen date range. Days of stock is the stock divided by the average daily consumption.
Dead stock is an active product that has stock but did not go to a single job in the chosen range. A longer range therefore gives less dead stock.
People with access to finance see values in money, everyone else sees item counts.
- DAYS OF STOCK
- How many days each item will last.
- DEAD STOCK
- Money sitting on the shelf.
- BELOW MINIMUM
- Items to reorder.
02What it is for
Free up cash
Dead stock shows what not to order again.
Leaner stock
Days of stock suggest what you keep too much of.
No shortages
Items below minimum in one tile.
03Main options
The report has two tabs: Rotation and Dead stock.
What moves and how long it lasts
Every active product.
- Fastest moving and stock value by group
- Table: stock with minimum, value, consumption in period, days of stock
- A dead stock mark
Money sitting still
Items without a single issue in the range that are still in stock.
- A ranking of 12 items by value
- Table: product, group, stock, stock value
04Tasks step by step
- STEP 1Open Modules › Reports › Stock rotation, Dead stock tab.
- STEP 2Set the 12 months range.
- STEP 3Return the listed items to the supplier or issue them with a goods issue.
- STEP 1Pick the location in the switch in the top bar. Stock, minimums and consumption then apply to it only.
05Actions
The most common tasks in the rotation report.
Date range
The period consumption is counted from.
Export CSV
Rotation and dead stock.
06What it connects to
Choose a module to see where the data comes from.
Stock documents
Dead stock can be issued with a goods issue.
Go to the topicStock documents