The Inventory Value Report provides a snapshot of the total value of your inventory stored at ShipTop.
This report helps you understand the value of your inventory based on the cost assigned to each SKU, making it useful for inventory planning, financial reporting, and month-end reconciliation.
Accessing the Inventory Value Report
Navigate to Reports.
Select Inventory Value.
What the Report Shows
The Inventory Value Report displays the current or historical value of the inventory stored in your warehouse.
Each row represents a SKU and includes information such as:
SKU
Product Name
Warehouse
On Hand Quantity
Available Quantity
Unit Cost
Total Inventory Value
Currency
Vendor (if applicable)
The total inventory value is calculated using:
On Hand Quantity × Unit Cost
Available Filters
Use the filters at the top of the report to narrow your results by:
Warehouse
Snapshot Date
Vendor
Currency
These filters allow you to quickly review inventory values for a specific warehouse or reporting period.
Monthly Inventory Snapshots
The Inventory Value Report includes monthly inventory snapshots, allowing you to view your inventory as it existed at the end of previous months.
Snapshots are automatically generated near the end of each month and can be used for:
Month-end accounting
Financial reporting
Inventory reconciliation
Historical inventory analysis
If you don't select a previous snapshot date, the report will display your current inventory values.
Common Uses
The Inventory Value Report is commonly used to:
Review the current value of your inventory
Prepare month-end financial reports
Reconcile inventory values with accounting records
Analyze inventory by warehouse
Review inventory investment by supplier
Monitor inventory levels over time
Things to Consider
Before using the report, keep the following in mind:
Inventory value is based on the unit cost assigned to each SKU.
If multiple currencies are used, filter the report by currency to calculate accurate totals.
Only inventory that is currently On Hand is included in the report.
Historical snapshots reflect inventory as it existed at the time the snapshot was taken and do not change after they are created.
Exporting the Report
Click Export to download the report as a CSV file.
The exported report can be opened in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets for further analysis, financial reporting, or reconciliation.