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Warehouse - Warehouse value summary

The Warehouse tab in cairo.BI is the central area for analyzing inventory levels and stock values. It provides users with a complete overview of warehouse structure, enabling better management of goods and capital tied up in inventory.

In this tab, users can analyze, among other things:
- total warehouse value – broken down into available goods, logistics reservations, and customer reservations,
- values by product groups – identifying which groups generate the highest stock value,
- values by manufacturers – allowing verification of each manufacturer’s share in the warehouse structure,
- stock availability structure – comparing the proportion of available versus reserved items,
- value changes over time – monitoring trends and dynamics across warehouses.

The Warehouse tab in cairo.BI makes it easy to identify where the largest stock reserves are located and which areas are most affected by reservations. As a result, it becomes a key tool supporting efficient inventory management and informed business decision-making.

Warehouse value

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The Warehouse value chart presents the total value of stock across individual warehouses, broken down into:

  • Available – goods ready for sale,

  • Logistics reservations – stock blocked for logistics processes,

  • Customer reservations – goods already assigned to customer orders.

Thanks to this, it is easy to assess the structure of inventory and the share of reserved items in relation to available stock.

Warehouse value - table

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“Warehouse values” table – this summary presents the value of stock in individual warehouses, broken down into:

  • Total value,

  • Available value and its percentage share (% Avail.),

  • Logistics reservations value and its percentage share (% Log.),

  • Customer reservations value and its percentage share (% Cust. Res.),

  • Warehouse share in total stock (% Wh.).

The table uses color highlighting for easier interpretation:

  • Green – the more intense the color, the higher the share of goods available for sale,

  • Red – the more intense the color, the greater the share of goods blocked in logistics or customer reservations.

This allows the user to quickly assess not only numerical values but also the proportions between availability and reservations in each warehouse.

The table includes a search field that allows narrowing the view to selected warehouses. In such cases, the summaries automatically adjust to the filtered results.

Additionally, data can be sorted by clicking column headers – for example, to arrange warehouses by total value or reservation percentage.

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