Keep inventory, orders, and warehouse activity visible with live dashboards and a large built-in report library.
InventoryPro includes more than 260 reports, so teams do not need to build basic inventory and order views from scratch. The library covers stock, receiving, shipping, purchasing, warehouses, assets, customers, suppliers, and system activity.

Dashboards collect key numbers from across the system and refresh as work happens. Managers can watch stock levels, open orders, receiving activity, and fulfillment pace from one browser tab instead of pulling separate reports all day.

Top movers, low-stock items, pending shipments, and recent receipts stay visible without waiting for an overnight refresh.
Reports are grouped by the work people actually do, which makes it easier for warehouse, finance, and management teams to go straight to the right numbers.
Check valuation, allocations, historical balances, landed cost, and item movement without leaving the browser.
Follow purchase orders, shipment progress, work orders, and backorders from one reporting group.
Review asset lists, depreciation schedules, maintenance records, and assignment history.
Measure location usage, transfers, receiving volume, and shipping work by facility.
See point-in-time values, supplier pricing, cost detail, and billing summaries tied to live inventory data.
Look up transaction history, user activity, count variances, and record changes when something needs review.
Every transaction in InventoryPro carries a timestamp, user, reason, reference, and line detail. That makes it easier to answer basic warehouse questions like who changed a quantity, when a transfer posted, or what an item balance looked like last month.
Rollback reports rebuild historical inventory positions, while change tracking extends to item records, cost changes, and setup updates. The result is a cleaner trail for audits, reconciliations, and internal review.
Teams can copy a standard report and adjust the columns, widths, filters, and sort order to fit how they work. Custom versions are marked so they do not get replaced during updates.
Report definitions can also use SQL with context values such as warehouse, vendor, customer, and date. URL links inside reports make it easy to jump from a result row into the related record.
Inventory Pro can watch for low stock, status changes, receipt activity, and other events, then send email to the right people. Scheduled report delivery handles recurring management packs without manual export work.
That is useful for distributed teams because everyone gets the same update at the same time, even if they are not logged in when the warehouse is busy.
Review live dashboards, send reports by email, and give every manager the current picture without waiting on manual updates.