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Product Inventory On-Hand Report

Written by Marie London

We're excited to bring you an expanded reporting experience. If you don't see the reporting features described below, don't worry—this updated reporting experience will become available to your account over time.

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Product Inventory On-Hand Report

Overview

The Product Inventory On-Hand report helps you understand what's currently in stock across all your locations, and what that inventory is worth. It shows current on-hand quantities alongside cost, retail, and profit value for each product at each location.

Use this report to monitor stock levels, spot products at risk of running low, and evaluate the cost and retail value of inventory you're currently holding. It's especially useful for purchasing and replenishment planning, since you can review quantities and estimated profitability by product, brand, category, or supplier before deciding what to reorder.

What this report is best used for

Understand when and why to use this report through common use cases, descriptions, and example questions it can help answer in your day-to-day operations.

Use cases

Description

Example questions this report helps answer

Inventory availability monitoring

Track current on-hand inventory levels by product and location to prevent stockouts or overstocking.

  • Which products are low on stock?

  • Which locations are running out of key retail items?

Inventory valuation

Understand the total cost and retail value of inventory currently held across locations.

  • What is the total cost value of inventory on hand?

  • What is the retail value of current stock?

Profitability analysis

Evaluate estimated profit by comparing retail price value against cost value.

  • Which products generate the highest profit potential?

  • Which categories have the lowest margins?

Purchasing and replenishment planning

Support buying decisions by identifying products that need replenishment based on inventory levels and sales price.

  • Which products should be reordered soon?

  • Where should inventory be rebalanced?

These use cases can be addressed using the report's default configuration, with no additional setup or customization required.

Prerequisites

Before using this report, make sure the following are in place. These directly impact whether you can access the report and how accurate the data will be.

  1. Permissions: You must have the appropriate Data & Reporting permission enabled to see this report: Catalog Reporting > Inventory

    • If you don’t see the report, check your permissions first - see Reporting Permissions for more information.

  2. Location and Access Scope: What you see in the report depends on your access:

    • You’ll only see data for assigned locations

    • Row-level access may further limit visible data

    • If it looks like data is missing, verify your location assignments and access settings.

  3. Required Inventory Setup: For the report to show meaningful data, your inventory workflows must be set up correctly:

Default report configuration

See how the report is structured when first opened. Learn what each field represents, how the data is organized, and which fields can be used to filter results.

Group by (default)

The default fields the report is grouped by when you first open it.

Field name

Definition

Example

Filter?

Location Name

The name of the business location where the inventory adjustment occurred.

Beverly Hills

Yes

Product Category Name

The name of the category the product belongs to.

Area Packages

Yes

Product location ID

Unique identifier associated with the product at the location level

a50d62b7-8bf7-42ed-a639-bb1fe3888fcb

No

Columns (default)

The default columns displayed when you first open the report.

Field name

Definition

Example

Filter?

Product Name

The display name of the retail product as shown to users.

Shu Uemura Fiber Lift

Yes

Product Brand Name

The brand name associated with the product.

Shu Uemura

Yes

Product Supplier Name

The name of the supplier or vendor associated with the product, if provided.

Satin Smooth Wax Warehouse (Brand)

Yes

Inventory On Hand

The current quantity o product units available on hand as of the time the report is run. Units: count.

6

Yes

Cost Value

The total inventory cost value calculated as Inventory On Hand multiplied by the Average Unit Cost. Units: dollars.

$142.50

No

Price Value

The total value of inventory calculated as Inventory On Hand multiplied by the Current Unit Price. Units: dollars.

$312.25

No

Profit Value

The estimated gross profit value calculated as Price Value minus Cost Value. Units: dollars.

$1,877.25

No

Customizable fields

All fields you can add, remove, or use to customize the report to fit your needs. Some fields are required and cannot be removed from the report.

Field name

Definition

Example

Filter?

Location Name

The name of the business location where the inventory adjustment occurred.

Beverly Hills

Yes

Product Category Name

The name of the category the product belongs to.

Area Packages

Yes

Product location ID

Unique identifier associated with the product at the location level

a50d62b7-8bf7-42ed-a639-bb1fe3888fcb

No

Product Name

The display name of the retail product as shown to users.

Shu Uemura Fiber Lift

Yes

Product Brand Name

The brand name associated with the product.

Shu Uemura

Yes

Product Supplier Name

The name of the supplier or vendor associated with the product, if provided.

Satin Smooth Wax Warehouse (Brand)

Yes

Inventory On Hand

The current quantity o product units available on hand as of the time the report is run. Units: count.

6

Yes

Cost Value

The total inventory cost value calculated as Inventory On Hand multiplied by the Average Unit Cost. Units: dollars.

$142.50

No

Price Value

The total value of inventory calculated as Inventory On Hand multiplied by the Current Unit Price. Units: dollars.

$312.25

No

Profit Value

The estimated gross profit value calculated as Price Value minus Cost Value. Units: dollars.

$1,877.25

No

Location Group

The location group the business location is associated with, if applicable. Used for grouping and rollups.

West Coast

Yes

Is Product Active

Flag indicating whether the product is active (true = active).

TRUE

Yes

Is Quantity Tracking Enabled

Flag indicating whether quantity tracking is enabled for the product (true = tracking enabled).

TRUE

Yes

Average Unit Cost

The average cost per unit of a product, based on historical inventory movements.Units: dollars.

$17.75

No

Last Updated At (UTC)

The UTC timestamp indicating when the product inventory record was last updated.

2018-08-20

No

Product Barcode

The barcode associated with the product, if available.

agqic14541133

No

Product Color

The color attribute of the product, if provided.

white

Yes

Current Unit Cost

The current cost to business per unit of the product.Units: dollars.

$17.75

No

Current Unit Price

The current price charged to clients per unit of the product. Units: dollars.

$39.00

No

Product Size

The size attribute of the product, if provided.

1.7 oz

No

Product SKU

The stock keeping unit used to uniquely identify the product in inventory tracking.

3474630355118

No

Location External Id

Identifier for the business location from an external system, if provided by the business.

TEST

No

Location Id

Unique identifier for the business location.

a50d62b7-8bf7-42ed-a639-bb1fe3888fcb

No

Location Tags

Location tags associated with the business location, if available.

High Volume

Yes

Inventory As Of Date

Calendar date for which the inventory is being calculated.

2025-08-20

Yes

Report Caveats

There are a few important caveats and limitations to be aware of when using this report. Use these details to better understand how the data behaves and how to interpret it correctly.

Caveats

Details and Impact

New measure: Average unit cost

A new measure called average unit cost has been introduced, which is a moving average based on the cost price of the product in the last six months. It is now used to calculate the cost value and the profit value of the inventory.

Inventory field reflects inventory as of the selected "Inventory As Of Date" — not a historical range

This report shows a point-in-time snapshot of inventory for a single selected date, specified in the Inventory As Of Date filter. The default is today. Changing this date shows what inventory looked like on that day — it is not an aggregation across a period.

Cost Value and Profit Value only populate when the Inventory As Of Date is set to today

Cost Value, Price Value, and Profit Value are conditionally calculated only when the selected date equals the current date. If the Inventory As Of Date is set to a past date, these fields will return null or zero — only Inventory On Hand quantity will populate for historical dates. This is a known behavior of how these measures are built

Products with no unit cost/price configured will show $0 for Cost Value and Profit Value

If a product has no default unit cost / price entered in — either on the product configuration or on the purchase orders that brought inventory in — Average Unit Cost will be $0. As a result, Cost Value will be $0 and Profit Value will equal Price Value, overstating profitability. Ensure unit costs are configured for products where margin and cost tracking matter.

All values are calculated at the product-location level — always keep Location Name in the report grouping

Inventory On Hand, Price Value, Cost Value, and Profit Value are all computed per product per location. Removing Location Name from the grouping will cause these values to be summed across all locations for the same product, producing inflated and incorrect totals. Location Name should always be included as a grouping dimension when using any of the value or quantity fields in this report.

This report only includes products that are active and have inventory tracking enabled

Only products where both Is Product Active = true and Is Quantity Tracking Enabled = true are included. Products that are inactive, or active but not set up for inventory tracking, will not appear as rows. This report cannot be used to audit all products in the catalog — it reflects only the subset of products currently active and being tracked in inventory.

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