Inventory Debt: Understand debt
This section of Inventory Debt covers Understand debt. The pages are listed in the order you'd usually need them.
| To… | Go to… |
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| What SKU.io records when goods ship without stock behind them — also called negative inventory or overselling — and how that differs from a backorder | What inventory debt is, and when you want it instead of a backorder |
| How SKU.io puts a cost on units that shipped before any stock existed, and why that cost changes once the stock arrives | What a debt shipment costs |
| What books when the goods leave, what books when the stock arrives, and what the Inventory Debt Clearing account holds in between | What posts to your ledger |
| Which stock arrivals repay an inventory debt claim, in what order, and why some stock never counts | How debt repays itself |
| How the company setting, a warehouse's own setting and a product's own switch combine — and why a product can only ever make the rule stricter | Which policy applies to a shipment |
| Where inventory debt shows up in valuation, profit, availability and a product's stock history — and where it deliberately does not | Debt on your reports |
| What SKU.io records when a sales channel reports a shipment it could not match to stock, and which of the two outcomes mark the order Out of Sync | Debt the sales channel created |
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