Reserved Stock

Overview

Below is a business-focused explanation of the Reserved Stock report, written for practical use within Dafater.


Reserved Stock – Business Explanation

What Business Information This Report Provides

The Reserved Stock report shows items that are set aside (reserved) for specific business commitments such as confirmed sales orders, production needs, or internal requests.
It helps the business understand how much stock is already committed and therefore not freely available for new orders or planning.

This report answers key questions like: - Which items are already reserved? - For which customers, orders, or internal purposes? - From which warehouses? - How much stock is still available after reservations?


When and Why to Use This Report

Use the Reserved Stock report when you need to: - Prevent over-selling items that are already committed - Plan purchases or production based on actual available stock - Review outstanding commitments before accepting new orders - Monitor delayed or aging reservations - Coordinate between sales, warehouse, and operations teams

This report is especially useful during: - High order volumes - Stock shortages - Month-end or audit reviews - Production planning cycles


Key Columns and Their Business Meaning

Common columns in the Reserved Stock report include:


Available Filters and Their Business Purpose

The report typically includes filters such as:

These filters allow managers to quickly narrow down data relevant to their decisions.


How to Interpret the Results for Business Decisions


Common Use Cases and Scenarios


Summary

The Reserved Stock report in Dafater provides clear visibility into committed inventory, helping businesses balance customer commitments, stock availability, and future planning. By using this report regularly, teams can make informed decisions, reduce stock risks, and improve coordination across sales, warehouse, and operations.

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