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Good received note report
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The Good received note report records the historic inventory received into a warehouse. The data can be viewed as units, cost, and retail value, and be broken down by month or by week.

Filtering the Good received note report

You can use the dropdown menus on the top left-hand side to filter the Good received note report by warehouse and dimension such as categories, vendors, products, variants, etc.

You can also run the report for the following time periods:

  • Yesterday

  • Last 7/14/30/90/365 days

  • Last month

  • Last year

  • Week to date

  • Month to date

  • Year to date

  • Custom range

By default, the data is broken down by month, but the grouping can be changed to "Weekly".

Good received note metrics

The metrics available on the report are:

Metric

Description

Units

The number of units received in the period.

Cost

The cost value of the units received in the period

Retail

The retail value of the units received in the period, displayed in the warehouse's currency.

AVG lead time

The average lead time of the received units.

The AVG (average) lead time column is calculated per variant by adding up the number of days between the purchase order creation date and the received date of the item on all the item's received purchase orders. Inventory Planner then divides by the number of receipts to get an average lead time in days. AVG lead time is a useful calculation when configuring your forecast.

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