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Inventory Valuation in Dizlog

The Inventory Valuation in Dizlog helps businesses track stock value, retail value, profit, and margins with filters and detailed per-item breakdowns for better decisions.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

I. Filters

1. Search Bar – Look up valuation for a specific product or SKU.

2. Date – Select the specific date you want to view your inventory valuation.

3. Locations – Choose the branch or warehouse location where you want to check the valuation.

4. Product Type – Narrow down your view by selecting which product type’s valuation to display.

5. Category – Further filter results by choosing a specific product category.

II. Data Overview

1. Total Inventory Value – The total cost value of all current stock.

2. Total Retail Value – The total potential sales value if all stock is sold at retail price.

3. Potential Profit – The difference between retail value and inventory cost, representing possible earnings.

4. Margin of Profit – The profit margin percentage based on valuation.

III. Per Item Valuation Breakdown

A detailed table shows each product’s valuation breakdown:

- SKU and Product Name – Identifies the item.

- Category – Product grouping.

- Stock – Quantity available.

- Cost Price – Unit cost of the product.

- Margin (%) – Profit margin for that item.

- Potential Profit – Earnings if the product is sold.

- Total Inventory Value – Total cost of that item’s stock.

- Total Retail Value – Total sales value of that item’s stock.

✅ Tip: You can also export, print, or copy the data table for reporting and record-keeping purposes using the icons above the list.

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