Excess inventory is problematic for companies, as it becomes a liability and strains finances. Stock managers should prioritize eliminating stock surpluses and preventing its accumulation. However, inaccuracies when following the replenishment plan may cause some managers to be more prone to overstock. The Excess Inventory Report can help you to evaluate the effectiveness of managers in stock excess control, and the evolution over time of the cost of held stock.

Excess Inventory Report

This report shows the cost of excess inventory held, grouped by stock manager. In addition, it allows to compare the costs in stock surpluses held between different periods, to assess if managers are improving their efficiency over time.

In the image below you can see, in the horizontal axis, each of the stock managers, and in the vertical axis the cost of excess inventory held for the components they manage. These costs are divided between surpluses under the designed stock limit (red) and over the limit (dark red). Hovering over each column will show the stock surplus associated cost, as well as the corresponding period.

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