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Reports & Analytics

The Reports page

See which reports StockBold offers, which plans include them, and what you see when a report or its monetary amounts are unavailable to you.

The Reports page shows every report as a card with a short description. Reports appears in the navigation bar only if your account has the reports permission.

Open a report

  1. Open Reports in the top navigation bar.
  2. Click a report card to open it.

Available reports

The eight reports
ReportWhat it answersPlans
Received ValueWhat the goods you received from suppliers in a period were worth, delivery by deliveryEvery plan
Inventory ValuationWhat your stock was worth on a date, or will be worth on a future oneEvery plan
Cost of Goods SoldWhat the stock you took out in a period cost under your costing methodPro and above
Supplier PerformanceHow each supplier delivers: on time, in full and how fastPro and above
Product TurnoverHow fast each product moves through your stockPro and above
Inventory AgingHow long the stock you hold has been on handPro and above
Inventory Value HistoryWhat your stock was worth at the end of each monthPro and above
Payment ForecastWhat you will pay each supplier, month by monthPro and above

The reports your plan includes appear first. Other reports are listed below them under With a higher plan. Each card has a pill naming the plan that includes it, such as Available with Pro, and a Compare plans link appears beside the heading.

These cards still open. Instead of figures, the page shows what the report does and an invitation to upgrade.

Report permissions and department restrictions

The reports permission opens the reports, but does not give access to the monetary amounts in them. Unless your account also has the View Inventory Value permission, every amount in a report appears as a dash. An owner always has this permission. Quantities, dates, counts and percentages still appear.

If your account is restricted to certain departments, each report covers only the products and orders of those departments. Your totals can therefore differ from a colleague's.

Export a report

Every report has an export button above its table. It downloads the rows shown, with your filters applied, as a CSV file that opens in any spreadsheet.

The button is called Export on most reports and Export CSV on Payment Forecast. On Supplier Performance, it asks whether to export only the rows shown or every supplier.