See What’s Moving. See What Needs Attention.

Understand inventory beyond a simple stock quantity.

Inventory information can exist across ERP systems, POS applications, warehouse systems, purchasing records, spreadsheets, supplier databases and custom business applications.

Incodiv Tech develops Power BI inventory and supply chain dashboards that organize suitable data into clearer KPIs, trends, comparisons and operational reporting.

The objective is to help management understand what is in stock, what is moving, where inventory is located, how purchasing is progressing and which areas may require further attention.

Stock exists. Visibility is still limited.

Build KPIs around your inventory definitions.

Inventory KPIs should reflect the way your organization records stock, movements, costs, products, locations and purchasing activity.

See stock from multiple business perspectives.

A structured inventory dashboard can help users move from an overall stock position into product, category, warehouse, branch and item-level detail.

Understand how stock moves through the business.

Where movement records are available, reporting can organize inventory activity into incoming, outgoing, transfer and adjustment-related views.

Surface stock positions that need attention.

When minimum, maximum, reorder or other business thresholds are available, dashboards can highlight products based on agreed inventory rules.

Find products with limited movement.

Slow-moving analysis can use agreed time periods, movement quantities, sales activity or other business definitions to classify inventory for management review.

Compare inventory across warehouses and locations.

For businesses operating multiple warehouses, stores or branches, Power BI can consolidate suitable location-level inventory data while retaining the ability to analyze individual locations.

Understand purchasing alongside stock.

Purchasing dashboards can organize suitable procurement data around purchase requests, orders, suppliers, receipts, products, quantities and purchasing values.

Compare suppliers using available business data.

Supplier dashboards can provide a clearer view of purchasing activity and other measurable supplier indicators where the necessary source information exists.

Understand which products drive inventory activity.

Understand inventory from a value perspective.

Where suitable quantity and costing information is available, dashboards can report inventory value using calculations aligned with agreed business definitions.

Give management a focused operational overview.

Build reporting from existing business systems.

Available connectivity depends on the source platform, database, API, connector, permissions and technical environment.

Dashboard quality depends on source data quality.

Product codes, warehouse identifiers, supplier records, transaction dates, quantities and costing information should be reviewed when building inventory analytics.

Dashboard refresh frequency also depends on the source systems, connectivity approach, gateways, Power BI environment and the intended reporting architecture.

Technologies for connected inventory reporting.

Inventory analytics connected with operational systems.

Incodiv Tech combines Power BI and data analytics with experience across inventory systems, ERP, POS, procurement, SQL databases, custom software and Microsoft technologies.

This allows us to approach inventory dashboards as part of the wider business operation rather than as isolated charts.