Search by product ID to jump directly to a product record in this inventory list.

Limit the search to products already included in the current inventory list.

This inventory record belongs to the selected product.

This is the starting quantity used to calculate sellable stock when perpetual availability is turned off.

When allocation resets, the baseline quantity starts over from this date.

Choose how the storefront should respond once regular stock reaches zero.

This adds the quantity customers can still buy after normal stock is depleted.

Show when fresh inventory is expected to become available.

Turnover tracks exported stock transactions that happened after the last allocation reset.

On Order captures unexported inventory transactions that are still pending finalization.

Stock level is the remaining on-hand inventory after subtracting turnover and on-order units from the allocation.

ATS is the quantity the storefront can actually sell, including preorder or backorder rules when they apply.

This summarizes the product’s current storefront availability based on the inventory values above.