The Inventory dashboard
Overview is the first screen Inventory opens on, and it holds no records of its own.
Every widget on it is a live read of the modules around it, arranged so that what needs a decision today sits above what is merely true.

What it answers, in order
Overview asks three questions and answers them top to bottom: what is the stock worth, what state is it in, and what has moved.
- What it is worthvalue
- Total Stock Overview splits the figure into available and reserved. Stock by Warehouse and Stock by Category break a total down by where it sits and what kind of thing it is.
- What state it is inhealth
- Stock Status counts the catalogue as in stock, low stock, out of stock or inactive. Stock Aging buckets holdings as fresh, slowing, stagnant or dead.
- What has movedactivity
- Stock Movement plots stock in against stock out. Recent Shipments, Receives, Packages and Stock Adjustments list the documents behind those bars.
The date range, and the ones that override it
A This Month range sits at the top right and governs the screen. Some widgets carry a second picker of their own, which wins for that widget alone.

Overview never owns data
There is nothing you can only fix from this screen. Every widget is a shortcut into Items, Inventory, Sales or Purchases. If a widget disagrees with a report, trust the report and check the report's date range first.