| # Top Slow-Moving Items (whina8350m000) Use this Context Application to view the items with the highest slow-moving inventory value resulting from a slow-moving analysis by warehouse. The slow moving inventory value is calculated as follows:
    Inventory on hand * valuation price * slow-moving percentage
Note For each item in the warehouse, a slow-moving analysis adds up the actual issues over the last year and divides the outcome by the inventory on hand. The resulting value, called turnover rate, is compared with the slow-moving percentages specified in the Inventory Analysis Parameters (whina0100m000) session. An item obtains the first slow-moving percentage from the Inventory Analysis Parameters (whina0100m000) session that is greater than the slow-moving speed of the item. In this way, the items are classified into ten categories, for which the best category has the highest ratio of actual issue/inventory on hand and therefore the lowest slow-moving percentage. Example The turnover rate is 0.5, which corresponds to a slow moving percentage of 90% The inventory on hand is 1000 pcs The valuation price is 2.5 EUR Slow moving inventory value = 1000 * 2.5 * 0.9 = 2250 EUR Note You can start this Context Application separately or from your Role Based Home Page. You can specify the warehouse and the number of items that must be shown. Items with a slow-moving inventory value of zero are not shown. Therefore, the chart may display fewer items than specified. The slow-moving inventory value is displayed in the company's reference currency. The company's internal exchange-rate type is used. If you double-click a bar for an item, the Warehouse - Item Inventory (whwmd2515m000) session is started. On the toolbar at the top of this Context Application, you can save, get, or clear defaults. Related topics To perform a slow-moving analysis |