How to Track Inventory Movement?

 

In this video, we’ll tell you how to analyze inventory movement to identify fast-moving, slow-moving, and non-moving products. This report helps management make smarter stock and purchase decisions.

Whenever a category is created, a movement parameter needs to be defined. For example, if a product sells within 0 to 30 days then it’s categorized as Fast Moving.
If it sells between 31 to 60 days then it falls under Slow Moving.
And if it takes more than 61 days then it’s considered Non Moving.
These day ranges can be customized by the company based on sales trends.

To check the movement, go to Inventory → Reports and open the Inventory Movement Report.
Here, you’ll see all items categorized as Fast, Slow, or Non Moving based on the parameters set.

If there are no fast moving items then it means no product is being sold within the first 30 days of listing.
In the Slow Moving category you’ll find products that take longer to sell usually between 31 to 60 days.
In the Non Moving section you’ll see items that remain unsold for over 60 days indicating low demand.

This report helps management decide which products to stock regularly and which to purchase only on demand.
Maintaining a balanced stock of fast and slow moving items ensures efficient inventory turnover, reduces storage costs and improves profitability.

Through this report, inventory tracking becomes more data driven and transparent thus empowering better forecasting and decision making.