What do you include in a site inventory report?

1. What should an inventory report include?
2. What is a site inventory report?
3. How do you site inventory?
4. What information is provided by an inventory movement report?

What should an inventory report include?

An inventory report is a summary of a retailer's existing stock. It distills details like how much stock you have, which products are selling fastest, category performance, and other information about the status and performance of inventory.

What is a site inventory report?

An inventory report is a summary of the amount of inventory a business has on hand at a given time. The inventory report is a physical or electronic document with numbers representing product you're able to sell now, inventory you are ordering, or inventory you need for internal business use.

How do you site inventory?

A site inventory is simply a list of elements that currently exist on the property. Elements that exist on adjacent properties should also be considered if they impact the future design. The location of inventoried elements can be recorded on a base map or simple plot plan.

What information is provided by an inventory movement report?

The Inventory Movement Report lists items that were involved in a transaction and a code indicating the type of inventory movement. The report also shows the inventory location that each item came from, and where it was moved to (destination location).