Slow-Moving Inventory

Report Module Guide: Slow-Moving Inventory

Module Location

Inventory > Reports > Slow-Moving Inventory

Module Objective

The Slow-Moving Inventory Report module is used to generate an inventory aging report. This report is specifically designed to identify items that are slow-moving or even potentially obsolete because they have been stored in the warehouse for too long. This is a crucial analysis tool for managing inventory health and optimizing working capital.

1. Report Parameters (Filter)

The main page of this module is a form containing various parameters to customize the report that will be generated.

Here is an explanation for each parameter:

Warehouse Type / Location:
- Select the specific Warehouse Type and Location whose inventory you want to analyze.
Inventory Aging Period:
- Important! Here you define the time range for each aging bucket in days. The example in the image: 1,90,91,180,270,360 will create columns for the ages of 1-90 days, 91-180 days, 181-270 days, and so on.

2. Steps to Generate the Report

Step 1: Set Report Parameters

Define the warehouse location and set up the inventory aging period you wish to analyze.

Step 2: Generate the Report

After the parameters are set, click the [Display] button.

3. Reading the Report (Report Content)

The generated report will be a list of items classified by their age in the warehouse.

Report Content (Conceptual): This report will display a list of items along with their value or quantity distributed into the aging columns you have defined (for example, columns for 1-90 days, 91-180 days, 181-270 days, >360 days).

Tips & Important Notes

The main focus of this report is the items that fall into the oldest aging columns (e.g., >180 days). These items are the primary candidates for promotional programs, clearance sale discounts, or even a write-off of their book value.
Running this report routinely (e.g., every month or quarter) is crucial for maintaining inventory health and preventing losses due to damaged or expired goods.
This is a strategic report that is very important for Inventory Managers, Purchasing Managers, and Finance Managers.

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Created 15 October 2025 11:06:39 by Muhammad Ali Akbar
Updated 15 October 2025 11:09:45 by Muhammad Ali Akbar

Slow-Moving Inventory

Report Module Guide: Slow-Moving Inventory

Module Location

Inventory > Reports > Slow-Moving Inventory

Module Objective

1. Report Parameters (Filter)

The main page of this module is a form containing various parameters to customize the report that will be generated.

Here is an explanation for each parameter:

Warehouse Type / Location:

Select the specific Warehouse Type and Location whose inventory you want to analyze.

Inventory Aging Period:

Important! Here you define the time range for each aging bucket in days. The example in the image: `1,90,91,180,270,360` will create columns for the ages of 1-90 days, 91-180 days, 181-270 days, and so on.

2. Steps to Generate the Report

Step 1: Set Report Parameters

Define the warehouse location and set up the inventory aging period you wish to analyze.

Step 2: Generate the Report

After the parameters are set, click the [Display] button.

3. Reading the Report (Report Content)

The generated report will be a list of items classified by their age in the warehouse.

Report Content (Conceptual): This report will display a list of items along with their value or quantity distributed into the aging columns you have defined (for example, columns for 1-90 days, 91-180 days, 181-270 days, >360 days).

Tips & Important Notes

The main focus of this report is the items that fall into the oldest aging columns (e.g., >180 days). These items are the primary candidates for promotional programs, clearance sale discounts, or even a write-off of their book value.

Running this report routinely (e.g., every month or quarter) is crucial for maintaining inventory health and preventing losses due to damaged or expired goods.

This is a strategic report that is very important for Inventory Managers, Purchasing Managers, and Finance Managers.

Slow-Moving Inventory

Report Module Guide: Slow-Moving Inventory

Module Location

Inventory > Reports > Slow-Moving Inventory

Module Objective

1. Report Parameters (Filter)

The main page of this module is a form containing various parameters to customize the report that will be generated.

Here is an explanation for each parameter:

Warehouse Type / Location:

Select the specific Warehouse Type and Location whose inventory you want to analyze.

Inventory Aging Period:

Important! Here you define the time range for each aging bucket in days. The example in the image: 1,90,91,180,270,360 will create columns for the ages of 1-90 days, 91-180 days, 181-270 days, and so on.

2. Steps to Generate the Report

Step 1: Set Report Parameters

Define the warehouse location and set up the inventory aging period you wish to analyze.

Step 2: Generate the Report

After the parameters are set, click the [Display] button.

3. Reading the Report (Report Content)

The generated report will be a list of items classified by their age in the warehouse.

Report Content (Conceptual): This report will display a list of items along with their value or quantity distributed into the aging columns you have defined (for example, columns for 1-90 days, 91-180 days, 181-270 days, >360 days).

Tips & Important Notes

The main focus of this report is the items that fall into the oldest aging columns (e.g., >180 days). These items are the primary candidates for promotional programs, clearance sale discounts, or even a write-off of their book value.

Running this report routinely (e.g., every month or quarter) is crucial for maintaining inventory health and preventing losses due to damaged or expired goods.

This is a strategic report that is very important for Inventory Managers, Purchasing Managers, and Finance Managers.

Important! Here you define the time range for each aging bucket in days. The example in the image: `1,90,91,180,270,360` will create columns for the ages of 1-90 days, 91-180 days, 181-270 days, and so on.