Inventory Debt: Understand debt
These pages explain what happens when goods leave before the stock is on the books, before you act on it. Start with what inventory debt is and how it differs from a backorder. The rest follow the debt through its life: what a debt shipment costs and posts, how later receipts repay it, which policy decides whether a shipment can go out, and where debt appears on your reports. Finance teams should read what posts to your ledger and debt on your reports first.
| To… | Go to… |
|---|---|
| understand inventory debt and when to use it instead of a backorder | What inventory debt is, and when you want it instead of a backorder |
| see how a debt shipment is costed and why the cost changes | What a debt shipment costs |
| see what posts to your ledger when goods ship and stock arrives | What posts to your ledger |
| learn which stock arrivals repay a claim, and in what order | How debt repays itself |
| work out whether company, warehouse, or product settings apply | Which policy applies to a shipment |
| find where debt shows in valuation, profit, and availability | Debt on your reports |
| understand debt from a shipment your sales channel reported | Debt the sales channel created |
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