The par level report can be generated via the Dashboard module.
Click create to generate the report.
The report can be downloaded as a CSV file or viewed on screen.
Par Level Report Columns
SKU
The catalog SKU.
Name
The SKU name.
Par Level
The current par level as entered for the SKU.
See Adding Catalog Items for info on how to set par levels.
Par Unit
The unit of measure for Par Level.
In Stock
The amount in stock.
This is calculated as a sum of the lots received in inventory.
Note: It does NOT include lots where the in stock inventory unit does not match the Par Unit.
This amount DOES include inventory that is still in quarantine.
Stock Short
How many units need to be ordered to bring inventory back up to par level.
This is calculated as Par Level – In stock amounts.
Stock Wrong Units
The number of lots marked as in stock where the unit does not match the unit set on the par level for the SKU.
For example, if the par level is set to 12 each the report will only count inventory that was received as “each”. If one of the orders was received as “liters” the received amount is not included in the “In Stock” column and the wrong units count would show a count of 1 for “1 lot not included in the total inventory in stock”.
On Order
How many units have been ordered but not yet received.
Order Wrong Units
The number of lots ordered where the ordered unit or receiving unit does not match the unit set on the par level for the SKU. Similar to In Stock Wrong Units.
Order Short
How many units need to be ordered to bring inventory back up to par level with currently on order, but not yet received included in the calculation.
This is calculated as Par Level – In stock – On Order amounts.
Par Level Color Coding
When viewing the report the rows will be colored depending on the severity of a par level shortage.
Yellow lines highlight items where the amount in stock is below par level but pending orders will meet or exceed the par level.
Red lines highlight items where the amount in stock plus the amount ordered is not sufficient to meet par level.