Platform: Enolytics DTC

Summary:

What it is: 30-Day Inventory Received shows the total quantity of bottles added to your inventory over the past 30 days from production releases, transfers, or other receipts.

How to use it:
• Compare against 30-day sales velocity to see if your replenishment is keeping pace with customer demand
• Identify inventory buildups or shortfalls by product to optimize stock levels and avoid stockouts

Tip: Look for patterns where receipts consistently lag behind sales velocity — these products may need adjusted reorder timing or production schedules.

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Quick Stats:

The total quantity of bottles added to inventory over the trailing 30-day period from production releases, transfers, or other receipts. This metric helps balance inbound product flow against sales velocity to maintain optimal stock levels. Comparing receipts against 30-day sales reveals whether replenishment is keeping pace with demand.

Inventory General

Type: float

Format: #,##0