Using inventory balance screens

Inventory balance screens display both active and historical records. By requesting a quantity greater than or equal to one, you receive only active inventory records. Requesting records with a quantity equal to zero results in historical records only.

Employees responsible for investigating and resolving inventory conflicts typically use these screens. The shipping office also frequently uses these screens to determine if stock levels verify rotation accuracy.

Common examples for reviewing inventory balances include:

• A particular item number has a problem, and the facility associates need to view how many pallets there are and where they are located.
• A third party warehouse operation requires total counts in a warehouse for a particular owner.
• A warehouse needs to review the cube utilization to confirm the success of recent efforts to increase it.
• A warehouse would like to view the locations within an aisle and current items in each location.