See what you've produced and what's available to sell
Completed production adds good finished units to Finished Product Inventory, with on-hand, reserved, and available quantities, production lots, weighted-average cost, and a movement history tied back to each production run.
Actual produced quantities, good vs damaged, on hand and available, production lots, and finished inventory value.
Finished Product Inventory
Finished Product on hand from completed production
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Finished inventory is the output side of manufacturing
If finished output isn't tracked, you can't see what's actually available to sell or ship. Counting planned production as finished goods overstates stock, damaged units inflate available quantities, and finished stock can't be tied back to the run that made it.
Don't Know What You Produced
Without tracking finished output, you can't see what's actually available to sell or ship.
Planned vs Actual Blurred
Counting planned production as finished goods overstates what's really on hand.
Damaged Counted as Good
If damaged units stay in finished inventory, available quantities are misleading.
No Production Traceability
When finished stock can't be tied back to a production run, issues are hard to investigate.
Production output becomes finished inventory you can rely on
When production is completed, good finished units — actual produced minus damaged — are added to Finished Product Inventory for the top-level Product, with production lots, weighted-average cost, and a movement history connected to the production run.
Only top-level Products appear as Finished Product Inventory — Builds and intermediate components are tracked separately, so finished inventory reflects sellable goods.
How Finished Product Inventory works
Complete a Production Plan
Production Tracking records the actual quantity produced for a scheduled Production Plan.
Separate Good From Damaged
Good output is the actual quantity produced minus the damaged quantity.
Good Output Becomes Inventory
Good finished units are added to Finished Product Inventory for the top-level Product.
Capture Production Lots
Lot numbers from the production run are kept with the finished inventory.
See Available Quantity
On hand, reserved, and available finished quantities are shown for each Product.
Track Value and History
Weighted-average cost and a movement history keep the finished inventory story clear.
Complete a Production Plan
Production Tracking records the actual quantity produced for a scheduled Production Plan.
Separate Good From Damaged
Good output is the actual quantity produced minus the damaged quantity.
Good Output Becomes Inventory
Good finished units are added to Finished Product Inventory for the top-level Product.
Capture Production Lots
Lot numbers from the production run are kept with the finished inventory.
See Available Quantity
On hand, reserved, and available finished quantities are shown for each Product.
Track Value and History
Weighted-average cost and a movement history keep the finished inventory story clear.
What Finished Product Inventory shows you
Finished Product on hand, reserved, and available, with cost and sale price.
Finished Products
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What Finished Product Inventory gives you
Production Becomes Inventory
Completed production adds good finished units to Finished Product Inventory automatically.
Actual, Not Planned
Finished inventory reflects the actual quantity produced, not the planned quantity from the Production Plan.
Damaged Excluded
Damaged product is recorded separately, so only good units count as finished inventory.
Top-Level Products Only
Only top-level Products appear as Finished Product Inventory; Builds and intermediates are tracked separately.
On Hand, Reserved & Available
See on-hand, reserved, and available finished quantities for each Product in one view.
Production Lots
Lot numbers from the production run are kept with the finished inventory, with earliest-production visibility.
Finished Product Value
Finished inventory is valued at weighted-average production cost, with sale price and gross margin visible.
Movement History
Review production output, adjustments, and reversals for each finished Product.
Connected to Production Tracking
Each finished-quantity movement ties back to the production run that created it.
Adjustments
Increase or decrease finished quantities with a reason, while the original movement is preserved.
Opening Inventory
Establish starting finished quantities with cost and lot information for Product you already hold.
Corrections Preserve History
Reversals create new movements rather than editing old ones, keeping the record clear.
Turn production output into reliable finished stock
See what you've actually produced
Know what finished Product is available
Keep damaged units out of good inventory
Trace finished stock to its production run
Value finished inventory at production cost
Connect production output to inventory
Connect finished inventory to production
Production Tracking
Record actual production and create the record behind finished inventory.
Learn MoreProduction Plans
Save, reopen, and reuse multi-item Production Plans.
Learn MoreInventory Management
Track Material and Packaging inventory on hand.
Learn MoreReports and Exports
Analyze Product profitability and cost trends.
Learn MoreFinished Product Inventory FAQ
Finished Product Inventory shows the finished Product you have on hand from completed production, with on-hand, reserved, and available quantities, production lots, weighted-average cost, and a movement history.