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What is the Inventory Valuation Report?

Quickly see total units, SKUs, and inventory value across all sources, with a CSV you can download.

  Where to Find It

  - Reports → Inventory Valuation.

  How to Run

  - Click Run Now. We’ll queue the job in the background and refresh the page
    every few seconds.
  - Runs usually finish quickly; if it hasn’t finished after ~30 minutes, it
    will show as Failed. You can rerun anytime—each run is saved separately.
  - Finished runs display Completed At, Total Units, Total SKUs, Total Value,
    plus a Download link for the CSV.

  What You Get (CSV)

  - Columns: sku, title, cost, one column per inventory source (quantities), and
    value.
  - Each listing is a row; if you use advanced inventory, kit components each
    get their own row (prefixed component: <component_sku>).
  - value = cost * total quantity across all sources.
  - Totals in the UI:
      - Total Units: all positive quantities added up.
      - Total SKUs: listing rows plus component rows (if advanced inventory).
      - Total Value: sum of all value amounts (rounded to two decimals).

  How It Calculates

  - Inventory sources appear in their configured order.
  - Negative quantities are treated as zero.
  - Costs:
      - Standard listings use Product Cost; if missing, cost is treated as $0.
      - Kit listings (advanced inventory) calculate cost from their recipe; if
        any component lacks cost, the kit cost is $0.
  - Titles use the Product's variation title when available.

  Troubleshooting

  - Stuck or Failed run: click Run Now again; if it repeats, please submit a support ticket for our team to investigate
  - $0 costs: set a cost on the listing or any kit components that are missing
    costs.