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Stock Management

How inventory tracking works, viewing stock levels, statuses, and what changes on-hand counts.

How Inventory Works

Cashvio tracks inventory per product variant, per store. This means if you sell a T-shirt in sizes S, M, and L across two stores, each size in each store has its own stock count.

Inventory tracking is optional per product. Products with inventory tracking disabled are treated as always in stock.

Viewing Inventory

  1. Go to Inventory in the sidebar.
  2. If you have multiple stores, select a store to view its inventory.
  3. You will see a table showing:
ColumnDescription
Product / VariantThe product name and variant (with its SKU)
StatusIn Stock, Low Stock, or Out of Stock
AvailableUnits that can still be sold
CommittedUnits reserved by pending orders
On HandPhysical units in the store (available + committed)
Unit CostWeighted-average cost per unit for this store (shown as "-" when unknown)
Total ValueValue at cost: on-hand quantity × unit cost
Last CountedWhen this item was last included in a stocktake (empty until you run one)

You can search, filter to low-stock only, and export the current view to CSV.

Stock Statuses

StatusMeaning
In StockOn-hand stock is above the reorder point
Low StockOn-hand stock is at or below the reorder point
Out of StockNo available stock

Available vs. Committed vs. On Hand

When a customer places an order that is not completed yet, those units become committed: still physically in the store, but reserved. Available = On Hand - Committed, and it is the number that matters for what you can still sell.

How Stock Changes

Stock levels change automatically based on business operations:

ActionEffect on Stock
Order completedStock decreases by the ordered quantity
Order cancelledStock is restored to pre-order levels
Return approvedStock increases by the returned quantity
Purchase order receivedStock increases by the received quantity
Manual adjustmentStock increases or decreases based on the adjustment
Stock transferStock decreases in source store, increases in destination store
Damaged/consumedStock decreases

Important

Only products with Track Inventory enabled are affected by these stock changes. If a product has inventory tracking disabled, stock is not tracked.