If you have enabled more than one warehouse, it can be helpful to see stock levels across locations. If you need to transfer stock, balance stock at various locations or compare inventory levels across warehouses, then the Compare Warehouses report can help.

Click here to learn how to use the Compare Warehouses report.

When you have more than one warehouse enabled, this will very often include a combined warehouse to see total demand. When using combined warehouses, we recommend the following workflow to handle inventory replenishment.

To view replenishment recommendations for a combined warehouse, go to Replenishment, then filter by the combined warehouse.

You'll see replenishment recommendations for all sales channels that feed into the combined warehouse, as well as the combined stock levels. Note that depending on your configuration, the channels contributing to the stock levels may differ to those whose sales history you're taking into account.

You'll also need to set lead times and days of stock for your combined warehouse. Bear in mind that the lead time for your combined warehouse will cover the period of time between placing a purchase order with your supplier and receiving the shipment. If you need to send part of that shipment from one warehouse to another, the lead time for the destination warehouse should be set as the transit time.

Learn more about setting up combined warehouses here.

When creating a PO based on the combined warehouse view, you will need to select a different destination warehouse. This is done because the combined warehouse is a virtual warehouse and the inventory will be delivered to a physical warehouse.

Learn more about receiving purchase orders here.