Inventory
Discover Inventory reports provided by HotWax Commerce
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Discover Inventory reports provided by HotWax Commerce
Last updated
This discrepancy report helps retailers maintain inventory accuracy and uphold customer satisfaction. By highlighting inventory received that does not match the expected quantities, such as the example of shoes-M-38 with a discrepancy of 4 units, retailers can identify and rectify issues like shipment errors, theft, or miscounts. Timely detection of such discrepancies enables corrective actions like adjusting stock levels, investigating root causes, and improving receiving processes, ultimately ensuring that customers receive the products they desire when they expect them.
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Data Selection: Data selection involves gathering essential details from various tables. It selects shipment IDs, product SKUs, quantities, and facility information, providing insights into discrepancies in received shipments. This curated data forms the foundation for the report, enabling effective analysis and resolution of discrepancies.
Joining Relevant Tables: To compile a comprehensive dataset, the SQL query fetches information about shipments, products, facilities, and statuses. By joining these tables, the query gathers all the necessary information needed to understand discrepancies in received shipments.
Selecting Necessary Information: Once the tables are connected, the query selects specific details crucial for the report. It picks essential information like shipment IDs, product SKUs, facility IDs, expected and received quantities, and dates. These details provide insights into where the discrepancies occur, what products are involved, and when the shipments were received. This approach allows the report to focus on the key aspects of receiving discrepancies, enabling users to pinpoint issues and take corrective actions effectively.
Calculating Differences and Defining Statuses: Within the subquery, the query calculates the difference between expected and received quantities by subtracting the Quantity Accepted from the quantity. A status is assigned to each shipment item based on this difference, categorizing shipments into Completed
, NotReceived
, OverReceived
, UnderReceived
, and Manually added item to transfer order
.
Grouping Data: The query groups the data by Destination_Facility_Id
and SKU
. This grouping helps to summarize and organize the discrepancies for each product at each facility.
Ordering: The query orders the results in descending order based on the total discrepancies, ensuring the product with more discrepancies appears first.
This report provides retailers with detailed insights into discrepancies in inventory levels across different products and facilities. By highlighting specific product SKUs that have experienced variances and outlining the reasons behind these discrepancies, the report allows retailers to pinpoint areas of concern swiftly and accurately. Understanding the root causes of inventory discrepancies enables retailers to take proactive measures to rectify issues, whether they stem from inaccuracies in recording, theft, damage, or other factors.
This report helps in optimizing inventory management by ensuring that stock levels align with demand and sales forecasts. By identifying variances promptly, retailers can prevent overstocking or stockouts, thus minimizing potential revenue losses.
Data Selection: The SQL query gathers data from multiple tables including physical_inventory
, inventory_item_variance
, product
, facility
, and others. These tables provide essential information such as facility IDs, SKUs, adjustment dates, quantities, users, descriptions, and comments necessary for analyzing inventory variances.
Filtering Criteria: To focus the report on relevant variances, the query applies several filtering criteria:
It selects adjustments made for products identified by their UPC code (good_identification_type_id = "UPCA"
).
Only adjustments related to products with the product category PURCHASE_ALLOW
are included.
Adjustments labeled as POS_SALE
are excluded, as they typically do not represent inventory discrepancies.
Adjustments associated with a specific facility ID ("BDC") are also excluded, based on business requirements.
The query further refines the dataset by specifying a date range for the adjustment date, ensuring that only adjustments within the specified timeframe are included in the report.
Column Selection: Essential columns such as facility IDs, SKUs, adjustment dates, quantities, users, descriptions, and comments are selected to provide insights into inventory adjustments. This selection enables retailers to identify specific products, facilities, and reasons behind variances.
Grouping Data: The query groups the selected data based on certain criteria such as facility IDs, SKUs, adjustment dates, and descriptions. Grouping the data helps organize it logically, making it easier to analyze and identify patterns in inventory adjustments.
This report facilitates the management of open inbound shipments for retailers by providing an overview of the transfer process, enhancing accuracy and operational efficiency.
For retailers, this report helps monitor the status of inbound shipments, tracks their journey to destination facilities, and verifies the receipt of goods. Key details such as destination facility, external ID (Netsuite ID), tracking code, and WMS (Warehouse Management System) ID are included, offering a detailed overview of each inbound shipment for streamlined identification and effective management.
Data Selection: The SQL query selects specific details related to inbound shipments from the database. This includes information such as shipment ID, HotWax shipment ID, order name, origin and destination facilities, shipment status, import date, tracking number, and quantity.
Defining Criteria: The query filters the selected data to include only inbound shipments that are open. These are typically shipments that are in transit or awaiting receipt at the destination facility. The specific criteria for identifying open inbound shipments involves checking their status or other attributes.
Joining Relevant Tables: To gather comprehensive information, the query joins multiple tables such as shipment
, shipment_status
, shipment_attribute
, facility
, shipment_route_segment
, shipment_item
, and product
. These tables are connected using common fields to provide a complete picture of each inbound shipment, including its status updates, attributes, route segments, facilities involved, items, and products.
Grouping Data: This query groups the selected data by certain attributes such as shipment IDs, origin facilities, or destination facilities. Grouping the data allows for a summarized view of inbound shipments, making it easier to analyze trends and identify patterns.
By analyzing this report, retailers can gain insights into the incoming inventory flow, associated transfer orders, and the receiving method employed. This information enables them to track and manage inventory accurately, ensuring optimal stock levels and efficient warehouse operations.
It provides a comprehensive overview of received inventory, aiding retailers in managing their store or warehouse inventory effectively. It includes details such as received date, origin and destination facility IDs, expected quantities, shipment IDs, transfer orders, SKUs, received quantities, differences, and shipment statuses. Additionally, the receiving method (e.g., manual count, automated scanning) is tracked to understand the process employed for inventory reception and to identify any potential issues in the receiving workflow.
Data Selection: The SQL query retrieves data from the shipment
table along with relevant attributes and statuses. It selects fields such as received date, origin and destination facility IDs, expected quantity, shipment ID, transfer order, SKU, received quantity, difference, and status. These fields provide comprehensive information about the receiving process for inbound transfers.
Filtering Criteria: To generate the report for receiving, the query applies specific filtering criteria:
It selects inbound transfer shipments with a status of PURCH_SHIP_RECEIVED
, indicating that they have been received.
The query further refines the dataset by specifying a date range for the received date, ensuring that only shipments received within the specified timeframe are included in the report.
Additionally, only shipments with an external order name attribute are considered, indicating that they are part of a transfer order.
Column Selection: Columns such as received date, origin and destination facility IDs, expected quantity, shipment ID, transfer order, SKU, received quantity, difference, and status are selected. These columns provide insights into the receiving process for inbound transfers, allowing users to track and manage received quantities effectively.
Calculating Difference and Status: The query calculates the difference between the expected and received quantities for each shipment item. Based on this difference and other conditions such as the presence of an external order name and the status of the shipment, it assigns a status to each item indicating whether it was received correctly, over-received, under-received, or not received at all.
Grouping Data: The query groups the selected data by various attributes such as received date, origin and destination facility IDs, expected quantity, shipment ID, transfer order, SKU, received quantity, difference, and status. Grouping the data helps organize it logically and facilitates analysis of the receiving process for inbound transfers.
This report helps retailers maintain accurate inventory records and ensure operational efficiency. By detailing the expected quantity of items, the quantity counted, and any variances discovered during the counting process, this report provides insights into the accuracy of inventory levels. Moreover, it records essential information such as who conducted the cycle count, the facility where it was performed, as well as the submission and completion dates.
This Report allows retailers to identify discrepancies between expected and actual inventory levels promptly, enabling timely investigation and resolution of any issues such as theft, damage, or discrepancies in record-keeping. This helps in maintaining inventory accuracy, which is important for optimizing stocking levels, preventing stockouts or overstock situations, and ultimately improving customer satisfaction.
The submission and completion dates listed in the report provide insights into the efficiency of the inventory management process. Retailers can track how quickly cycle counts are conducted and completed, allowing them to assess the effectiveness of their inventory management practices and identify areas for improvement.
Head of Store, Vice President of Retail
This report provides insights into the movement of inventory within the supply chain. It offers an overview of the transfer process by presenting shipment IDs, origin and destination facilities, tracking numbers, and pending quantities for reception.
it enables efficient inventory management by identifying precisely which products are in transit and yet to be received, allowing retailers to anticipate stock availability accurately.
Head of Store, Vice President of Retail
Retailers require this report to effectively manage their inventory and streamline operations. By tracking POS-completed orders and ensuring that the same inventory variance is logged into the ERP system the retailer gains insights into any possible inventory discrepancy.
This report provides information about the quantity variance between pos orders and pos variance. Retailers can identify the problematic orders with incorrect inventory variance and resolve the errors, if any.
Head of Store, Vice President of Retail
The Shipment by Tracking Number Report is valuable for retailers as it shows information such as Shopify ID, Tracking Number, Shipping Method, Shipping Location, Destination Address, and Units Shipped.
Retailers require a report that can help them track and manage their shipments, ensuring transparency and accountability throughout the Shipment process. By having a clear overview of which orders have been shipped, where they are in transit, and their expected delivery destinations, retailers can optimize their supply chain.
Head of Store, Vice President of Retail
The Pending Cycle Count report presents products awaiting counting at a facility where a recent cycle count has occurred. Inactive products, characterized by a zero inventory that has remained unchanged for the last month, are excluded to ensure that only active products are included in the report. This selective approach aims to provide an accurate representation of products requiring attention for inventory verification and reconciliation.
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SKU
SKU of the product
Product.INTERNAL_NAME
Difference
Discrepancies in receiving
Difference of ShipmentReceipt.QUANTITY_ACCEPTED with ShipmentItem.QUANTITY
Facility
Location of a physical store or warehouse
Facility.FACILITY_NAME
Facility ID
An identifier used to distinguish one facility from another uniquely
Facility.FACILITY_ID
SKU
Each product's unique code assigned for inventory management and tracking
GoodIdentification.ID_VALUE
Adjustment date
The date on which a change or modification is made
InventoryItemVariance.CREATED_STAMP
User
A person or system that interacts with the system
InventoryItemVariance.CHANGE_BY_USER_LOGIN_ID
Quantity
The numerical amount or count of a product
InventoryItemVariance.QUANTITY_ON_HAND_VAR
Description
A detailed explanation often used to provide information about products
VarianceReason.DESCRIPTION
Enum ID
Short for "Enumeration Identifier," it refers to a unique identifier within an enumeration
Enumeration.ENUM_TYPE_ID
Comments
Additional remarks or information provided to explain
InventoryItemVariance.COMMENTS
External ID (WMS)
Identification code used in the WMS to track items externally
Shipment.EXTERNAL_ID
External ID
An identification code used externally for tracking purposes
Shipment.SHIPMENT_ID
Tracking code
Code used to monitor the orders
ShipmentRouteSegment.TRACKING_ID_NUMBER
Facility
Location of a physical store or warehouse
Facility.FACILITY_NAME
Original Facility ID
ID of the facility where the shipment originated
Shipment.ORIGIN_FACILITY_ID
Destination Facility ID
ID of the facility where the shipment was delivered
Shipment.DESTINATION_FACILITY_ID
Expected
Expected quantity of items
ShipmentItem.QUANTITY
Shipment ID
Unique identifier for the shipment
Shipment.EXTERNAL_ID
Transfer Order
Transfer order number associated with the shipment
ShipmentAttribute.ATTR_VALUE where the ShipmentAttribute.ATTR_NAME is set to EXTERNAL_ORDER_NAME
SKU
SKU of the product
Product.INTERNAL_ID
Received
Quantity of items received
ShipmentReceipt.QUANTITY_ACCEPTED
Difference
Discrepancies in receiving
Difference of ShipmentReceipt.QUANTITY_ACCEPTED and ShipmentItem.QUANTITY
Status
The status of the order based on the difference between expected and received quantities
Conditions applied to ShipmentItem.QUANTITY - ShipmentReceipt.QUANTITY_ACCEPTED (e.g., Completed, NotReceived, OverReceived, UnderReceived, Manually added item to transfer order)
Facility
Location of a physical store or warehouse.
SKU
Unique product code for tracking.
Expected Quantity
Anticipated stock amount.
Variance
Discrepancy between expected and counted product.
Quantity Counted
Actual amount observed.
User
Individual conducting inventory tasks.
Line Status
Current state of the inventory item.
Submitted Date
Date of data entry.
Completed Date
Date of task completion.
hotwax_shipment_id
Unique identifier specific to the HotWax Commerce.
shipment_id
A unique identifier for each shipment.
WMS_order_name
The name of the order within the warehouse management system.
origin_facility
The facility or location where the shipment originated from.
shipment_status
The shipment's current status (e.g., delivered, pending).
imported_date
The date when the shipment information was imported or recorded.
ORDER_NAME
Name associated with the order.
ORDER_ID
A unique identifier for each order.
ENTRY_DATE
The date when the order was entered or recorded.
SKU
Stock Keeping Unit, a unique code assigned to each distinct product or item in inventory.
SALES
The amount of sales associated with the order.
QOH variance
Stands for "Quantity On Hand variance," representing the variance in Sync inventory from QOH.
Shopify ID
A unique identifier assigned to each order within the Shopify platform. It helps track and manage orders efficiently.
Tracking Number
A unique code assigned to a shipment by the carrier.
Shipping Method
The specific method or service used to deliver the package, such as standard shipping, expedited shipping, or a specific courier service.
Shipping Location
The shipment's origin or point of dispatch, such as a warehouse or fulfillment center.
Units Shipped
The quantity of items included in the shipment. It helps ensure that the correct number of products is sent to the customer.
FACILITY_ID
The unique identifier for the facility in external system
FACILITY_NAME
The name of the facility in external system
PRODUCT_ID
The ID of the product in HotWax Commerce
PRODUCT_SKU
Unique identifier