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Viewing Inventory

The Inventory list is the main workspace for reviewing stock. Use the sections below to understand the grid, interpret quantity columns, check status, and narrow or reorder records.

In this guide:

Inventory List

The Inventory list displays every inventory record in a filterable, sortable table.

Inventory list showing style numbers, warehouses, seasons, PO numbers, and quantity columns

ColumnWhat it shows
Style/SKUProduct identifier, with image
DescriptionProduct name
WarehouseLocation for this stock
SeasonInventory season (e.g., Summer, Winter, Fall, Spring)
TypeInventory type (Immediate, Future, Prebook, etc.) — exposed through the page's tabs and filters rather than as its own column
PO #Purchase order number
QuantityTotal sellable quantity
CommittedReserved for orders
IncomingOn order
On-handPhysical stock
UnavailableSum of unavailable buckets
ActionsEdit Available/On-hand inline (with a per-row save control), click Incoming to receive, click Unavailable to adjust, or delete

Inventory Information

Quantity, Committed, Incoming, On-hand, and Unavailable are related but distinct figures rather than different labels for the same number — see Understanding Inventory Counts for exactly how each is defined and calculated.

Inline quantity editing with per-row save — Available and On Hand fields

Edit Available and On Hand directly in the table using the per-row save control to commit changes to both the app and Shopify.

Inventory Status

A record's overall health is visible at a glance from its Quantity and Unavailable columns; the same underlying data drives the colored availability badges (green / yellow / red / gray) shown to buyers on the storefront Product Order Matrix. See Product Visibility.

Search Inventory

See Searching Inventory for the fields inventory can be searched by.

Filter Inventory

See Filtering Inventory for the full list of available filters.

Sort Inventory

Any column in the Inventory list can be used to sort the table, making it easy to surface the lowest-stock or soonest-expiring records first.