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Stock Levels & Movements

This chapter covers Stock Levels & Movements. The pages are listed in the order you'd usually need them: how it works first, then the tasks, then the reference pages.

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How SKU.io derives every stock number — On Hand, Available, Available to Sell, Allocated, On Hold, Non-Sellable, Incoming, and In Transit — from the movement ledger, and how they reconcileStock states: on-hand, available, allocated, on-hold, non-sellable, incoming & in-transit
How SKU.io's immutable, system-generated movement ledger records every atomic change to on-hand stock, its sign convention, transfer and reclassification pairs, cost snapshots, and how it handles stock takes and consignmentThe inventory movement ledger (audit trail)
Find products and read their inventory columns from the product list, scan by barcode or SKU, and launch a bulk stock take from a selectionBrowse & search the product inventory list
Read a product's per-warehouse Inventory tab — including per-bin quantities, live FBA stock, consigned units, and bundle buildable — and refresh its inventory cacheView a product's stock across warehouses
Read, filter, sort, save views on, and export the inventory movement audit trail, open a single movement's detail and activity, and run the running-tally endpointView & filter the inventory movement ledger
Look up every ProductInventory quantity bucket and its formula, the inventory-relevant identity and cost fields, and the lot and expiry fields that shape sellable stockStock states & fields reference
A lookup for the inventory movement type taxonomy, active vs in-transit status, source links, every movement field and list column, and the rules that guard the ledgerMovement types & fields reference
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