How to Navigate and Read Non-Moving Products

Guide to identifying products that haven’t sold within a specified period.

1. Accessing the Non-Moving Products Page

  • In the left sidebar, find “MOTORSHOP MAIN”.
  • Click “Inventory” (package icon) to expand the menu.
  • Click “Non Moving” (highlighted in blue when active).

2. Understanding the Page Layout

The Non-Moving Products page includes:

  • Filter Section (top): Criteria to refine results
  • Data Table (main area): List of non-moving products
  • Pagination (bottom): Navigate through pages

3. Using the Filters

Supplier Filter

  • Click the “Supplier” dropdown.
  • Options:
  • All (default): Shows products from all suppliers
  • Specific suppliers (e.g., Adam, ARB Bolts Center, BASAHAN, Bentalls Motorcycle Center, Inc., BINGO TRADING, BOBS SCOOTER TRADING)
  • Use the search bar in the dropdown to find suppliers quickly.
  • Select a supplier or leave as “All”.

Category Filter

  • Click the “Category” dropdown.
  • Options:
  • All (default): Shows products from all categories
  • Specific categories (e.g., ACCESSORIES, ACHON, ADVANCE TOOLS, AID FILTED, SHOCKS, FAIRINGS & BODY WORKS)
  • Use the search bar in the dropdown to find categories quickly.
  • Select a category or leave as “All”.

Non Moving Products for X Days

  • Enter the number of days (default: 60).
  • Shows products that haven’t sold in that many days or more.
  • Examples:
    • 60 days: Products not sold in the last 60 days
    • 90 days: Products not sold in the last 90 days
    • 30 days: Products not sold in the last 30 days

Applying Filters

  • After setting filters, click the blue “Search” button to refresh results.

4. Understanding the Non-Moving Products Table

The table shows these columns:

Column Descriptions:

SKU

    • Stock Keeping Unit (unique product identifier)
    • Example: 267473, 266422, 21249

    Product

      • Full product name/description
      • Example: “01HG010B RCB ALLOY GRIP AHG 55 BLACK”

      Category

        • Product category
        • Examples: SHOCKS, FAIRINGS & BODY WORKS, ACCESSORIES

        Stock On Hand

          • Current available quantity
          • Can be whole numbers (e.g., 1, 0, 4, 10) or decimals (e.g., 41.5, 8.5)
          • 0 = Out of stock
          • > 0 = Has inventory but hasn’t sold

          Listed in POS

            • Status in the Point of Sale system
            • Active (green badge): Product is listed and available for sale
            • If not active, the product may be disabled or removed from POS

            5. Reading Non-Moving Product Data

            Example 1: Non-Moving Product with Stock

            • SKU: 25824
            • Product: 01HG010A RCB ALLOY HANDLE GRIP 55 BLUE
            • Category: FAIRINGS & BODY WORKS
            • Stock On Hand: 41.5
            • Listed in POS: Active

            Interpretation: Has 41.5 units in stock, is active in POS, but hasn’t sold in the last 60 days. Consider promotions, pricing, or marketing.

            Example 2: Non-Moving Product with Zero Stock

            • SKU: 265096
            • Product: 01A0307T RCB ABSORBER UNIVERSAL 275MM TITANIUM
            • Category: SHOCKS
            • Stock On Hand: 0
            • Listed in POS: Active

            Interpretation: Out of stock and hasn’t sold in 60 days. May be obsolete or low demand. Review if restocking is needed.

            Example 3: Non-Moving Product with Low Stock

            • SKU: 21249
            • Product: 01HG010B RCB ALLOY GRIP AHG 55 BLACK
            • Category: FAIRINGS & BODY WORKS
            • Stock On Hand: 4
            • Listed in POS: Active

            Interpretation: Low stock (4 units) and hasn’t sold in 60 days. Consider clearance or discontinuing.

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            Tips for Effective Analysis

            1. Adjust the time period: Start with 60 days, then try 30 or 90 to see different patterns.
            2. Filter by category: Focus on specific categories to identify trends.
            3. Check stock levels: Products with high stock but no sales may need action.
            4. Review POS status: Ensure products are Active in POS; inactive products won’t sell.
            5. Compare with fast-moving products: Use the Fast Moving report to contrast with non-moving items.
            6. Consider seasonality: Some products may be seasonal; adjust the time period accordingly.
            7. Filter by supplier: Identify suppliers whose products aren’t moving.