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How to check stock by product and warehouse

Check how many units are in each warehouse, how many are reserved, and what quantity is available for new operations.

A warehouse manager checks inventory in a bright warehouse, with conceptual markers connecting locations.

Published on November 11, 2026

The stock screen helps answer practical questions before quoting, selling, purchasing, or transferring: how much is on hand, which warehouse holds it, and how much can be committed? ERP shows each product by location and distinguishes physical units from those already reserved for orders.

Open the stock view

  1. In ERP, open Inventory > Stock. This view lists the products and warehouses available to you.
  2. Search by product name or SKU. To check a location, filter by warehouse and confirm the product unit.
  3. Open the consolidated view for an overall picture, then return to the warehouse view when you need to locate the product.
Stock for the Preventive Maintenance Kit in the Main, North, and Mérida Service warehouses, showing on-hand, reserved, and available quantities.
The warehouse view separates physical stock from reserved and available quantities.

Understand the quantities

FieldMeaning
On handPhysical units recorded at that warehouse.
ReservedUnits set aside for orders; select the quantity to see which orders use them.
AvailableQuantity left for new operations. In this view it equals on-hand stock minus reservations.

For example, the Main warehouse has 18 Preventive Maintenance Kits on hand, 4 reserved, and 14 available. North has 6, and Mérida Service has 8. A company-wide total can include multiple locations, so confirm the warehouse before promising delivery.

Before confirming a sale

Check availability at the warehouse that will fulfill the order. A high company-wide total does not mean the units are at the branch the customer needs.

If the quantity differs from what you see on the shelf, review the product movement history and check recent receipts, issues, transfers, and adjustments.