Platform: Enolytics DTC

Summary:

What it is: Inventory Tracking Days shows how many days you've been tracking inventory for each product and inventory pool combination, from the first recorded date up to yesterday (capped at 366 days max). Only products with inventory activity in the past year are included.

How to use it:
• Assess data maturity: Filter for products with longer tracking periods (200+ days) when you need more reliable trend analysis and seasonality insights
• New product monitoring: Identify recently added products by filtering for shorter tracking periods to focus your attention on items that need closer inventory management

Tip: Products with less than 90 days of tracking may show volatile patterns that don't reflect true demand trends, so consider this when making inventory decisions.

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Quick Stats:

The number of days that inventory has been tracked for this product and inventory pool combination, measured from the earliest recorded inventory date to yesterday. Products are only included if they have had active inventory within the past 365 days. The maximum tracking period is capped at 366 days to ensure consistent period-over-period comparisons.

Inventory General

Type: int

Format: #,##0