on 08-02-2017 10:33 AM
Hi Expert,
I'm new to inventory management...and need your knowledge.
My question is:
1. [Days of Inventory] = -66.650
- What does this number tell me about?
- Is there any gauge for good/bad?
2. [Inventory Turnover] = -0.465
- What does this number tell me about?
- Is there any gauge for good/bad?
Regards,
Sokkorn
The meaning of inventory turnover, means the number of days required inventory to be turned over into cash.
i.e. when its inventory (in stock) the cash of yours is bound/stuck there in inventory, once the inventory is sold out/dispatched the cash is due/receivable i.e. turned into cash. So inventory turnover shows the number of days it took for an inventory to be back to cash/liquidated position.
In my opinion, you need to see other different parameters as well before arriving at a conclusion.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Iftikhar
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Hi Sokkorn,
That is just because the sales data in the demo company database is very old. Just look at the Last Receipt Date column. This date tells you when the item's stock was last received into inventory. As you can see, it was many years ago, so any stock has been sitting in the warehouse for at least 5 years.
Regards,
Johan
Hi Johan,
Thank you for your comments.
I'm very new with inventory function. Can you validate my interpret for below report?
For the period from 01/01/2009 to 12/31/2009
[Opening Inventory] = 102 --> This mean that on 01/01/2009 we have 102 units in stock
[Closing Inventory] = 222 --> This mean that on 12/31/2009 we have 222 units in stock (on hand)
[Period Goods Issue Qty] = -250 --> This mean we have 250 units moved out from stock during report period
[Days of Inventory] = -236.52 --> This mean that the item sleep in stock for 236.52 days
[Inventory Turnover] = -1.543 --> ???
With warn regards,
Sokkorn
As Iftikhar explained the [Inventory Turnover] = "the number of days it took for an inventory to be back to cash/liquidated position"
Think of it this way: let's say you buy 100 pcs of item A every single day of the year, and you also sell 100 pcs every single day of the year. This would give you a turnover of 365, i.e. you turn the stock of item A over once a day.
So because in this case the demo data is very old, the stock has been sitting on the shelf for such a long time, that the inventory turnover has become negative.
Hi Sokkorn,
There are three ways to get more recent data into the report:
Regards,
Johan
Thank you Johan. I'll try it.
Regards,
Sokkorn
Can someone provide the formula for the Inventory Turnover Analysis Report - in specific the column that has the Inventory turnover? What does it mean that I have 1.16 Inventory Turnover?
Thanks,
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Hi,
If inventory turn over is positive and more, then your inventory control is good and you are making money.
Regards,
Nagarajan
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