Turn counted quantities and unit prices into a clear view of stock value by venue.
Quantity multiplied by unit cost produces line stock value. A case price cannot be multiplied by a bottle quantity without conversion. Keep unit definitions consistent so the dashboard reflects the value of the stock that was actually counted.
A low-unit premium spirit can represent more value than a large quantity of lower-priced beer. View both measures before deciding where to focus the count or reorder review. Supplier percentages must identify whether their denominator is stock value or units.
Month-to-month stock changes are useful only when counting dates and venue scopes are comparable. A delivery immediately before a count can increase value without indicating slow sales. Review receipts alongside counts to explain the movement.
No. Stock value describes inventory on hand; purchase spend describes invoices in a period. They answer different management questions.
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