Overview
The greatest strength of the QQube Inventory Data Model is the ability to see different types of information in the same report. You can view previous sales - or consumption, if you have assemblies - on hand, future shipments and sales orders, and create any type of report or dashboard that you would get in a high-end inventory program.
- Inventory Sales AND forecasting side by side
- Consumption based reporting available to account for assembly builds
- Serial number tracking
- Lot number tracking and aging
- Columns for:
- Inventory Qty and Valuation
- Transfers
- Adjustments
- Completed Assembly Builds
- Consumption
- Sales
- Purchases
- Open SO
- Open PO
- Combination Fields
- Non-Posting
- Open PO
- Open SO
- Pending Builds
Features
- Over 1750 available fields
- 54 Measures including 45 not available in any QuickBooks report
- 443 Additional DAX measures for Power/Pivot and Power BI
- Posting, Non-Posting, Linked Transactions
- Actual COGS, Margins for Inventory and Assembly Items
- Consumption and Sales History
- BOM Explosion for Sales Order Transactions
- Printed and Base U of M Quantities
Specific Field Information
Consumption (Amount/Qty) represents anything removed from inventory, specifically assembly items, which are removed from inventory at the time they are built into the assembly. Includes sales, adjustments, etc.
Forecast (Amount/Qty) combines the PO Amount/Qty and the SO Amount/Qty into one column
Forecast Dates - combines Purchase Order Expected Date and Sales Order Ship Date into one date category
Document Category - splits documents into four categories:
- History - Inventory, representing all posting transactions
- Sales Order
- Pending Builds
- Purchase Order
Document Forecast Type - splits documents into four categories:
- On-Hand, representing all posting transactions that effect on hand inventory
- Sales Order
- Pending Builds
- Purchase Order
Output Examples
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Schema
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Additional DAX Measures for PowerPivot and Power BI
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