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Supply chain | Supply Chain Management, Commerce
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Inventory Reporting

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We are using D365 F&O. I want to do some analysis on Inventory levels over time. Does D365 (by default) store inventory volumes and values at a detail level on a periodic basis (say monthly) for this sort of analysis? If so, where and how can it be reported?

If D365 does not store the levels then I can calculate using current inventory & historic transactions but it is a bit of a pain so I'd rather use something native if it exists.

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  • WillWU Profile Picture
    22,363 on at

    Hi partner,

    It depends on how you need to analyse the inventory ?

    There is a Counting history inquiry that will show you the counting history by item. It's in Inventory management > Inquiries and reports > Counting history.

    It shows Work type as counting, location, counted Qty, Unit and Total cycle count or another way around could creating a query on inventory transactions to identify what has been posted as a change based on the transaction type on specific date.

  • samwardill Profile Picture
    40 on at

    What I am looking for is a report with the following fields:

    - Date

    - Product ID

    - Location / Warehouse

    - Qty On Hand (at Date)

    - Value of On Hand (at Date)

    Until this year I have been an SAP (ECC6) user. SAP ECC6 stores this inventory information monthly in a table for reporting. I am wondering if D365 does anything similar.

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    Adrian Peter Profile Picture
    219 on at

    Hi

    You should look at this guy:

    https:URL/?cmp=10&mi=InventValueExecutionHistory

    We can use 'Date intervall code' and submit to batch with recurrency 1 Month. This will store the snapshot of inventory (qty and value) for each month in inventory storage tables (also available as entities for consumption with PowerBI).

    One learning, that we had: this report does only show inventory values for inventory dimensions, which are configured with 'Financial Inventory' in DimensionGroup.

    best regards,

    Adrian

  • samwardill Profile Picture
    40 on at

    I don't think this URL worked properly. Please can you send again?

  • Adrian Peter Profile Picture
    219 on at

    You should replace <URL> by your F&O-Link. The feature is here:

    pastedimage1639741789096v1.png

  • samwardill Profile Picture
    40 on at

    Apparently it is not enabled but I can ask our partner to enable it. Thanks!

  • samwardill Profile Picture
    40 on at

    I think this report is just what I was looking for. Thankyou Adrian Peter .

    The only question I have is whether it is possible to output the report to give me 12 months' month-end inventory data (or do I need to run the report 12 times)?

  • samwardill Profile Picture
    40 on at

    Another question I have is whether D365 stores all this data in tables or calculates it dynamically. If it stores in tables then I assume it is easier to make available to PowerBI. Can anyone help?

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    Adrian Peter Profile Picture
    219 on at

    Hi

    The data is stored in tables and is accessible by data entities

    pastedimage1640015059571v1.png

    I recommend to use BYOD and publish these entites there as a datasource for PowerBI-Reporting (as long as Azure Data Lake Gen2 is not available - at least not in our region).

  • MichalM Profile Picture
    40 on at

    Hi,

    you can also try and run the "Physical stock by stock dimension" report that gives you the option to specify which day you want to run it for:

    Image-1143.png

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