Reports
Use Item, Expiry, Stock and Category Reports
Inventory reports turn item and category data into operating signals: what sold, what is stocked, what expired and which categories drive sales.
- Menu path
- Reports -> Inventory -> Item, Category
- Verified from
- Posnic demo and current POS source reviewed on 2026-09-08
Technical source evidence
frontend/modules/itemReport.html, frontend/modules/categoryReport.html, frontend/static/script/js/modules/js/report_items.js, frontend/static/script/js/modules/js/report_category.js, frontend/static/script/js/core/PosnicPro.js report table headers
Item Report Tabs
| Tab | Shows | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Item Details | Item name, total item sold, number of sales, profit, average sale and total sale. | Finding the best selling and best margin items. |
| Expired Product | Item name, available quantity, category and expiry date. | Clearing expired or date-sensitive stock. |
| Stock Product | Stock-oriented item rows for the selected branch and period. | Checking available stock products after sales or receiving changes. |
| Group by family | Rolls variants into product families for reading. | Owner review while preserving per-item exports. |
Run Item Reports
- Open Reports -> Inventory -> Item.
- Choose date range and branch.
- Start with Item Details.
- Turn on Group by family only when variants should be read together.
- Open Expired Product for expiry review.
- Open Stock Product for stock-focused review.
- Export CSV when the owner needs a working spreadsheet.
Category Reports
Category reports show sales performance by category and can drill into products inside a selected category.
- Category Details summarizes category-level quantity, profit, average sale and total sale.
- Category Based Product lists products under a chosen category.
- A weak category result can mean poor category setup, not only poor sales.
- Move items into the correct categories before trusting category totals.
- Use item reports when a category total needs item-level explanation.
What to Check Before Trusting Inventory Reports
- Items have correct category, unit, cost and selling price.
- Tracked items have clean opening stock or receiving history.
- Service and fee items are not mixed into stock-product decisions.
- Returns and purchase returns are included in the selected period.
- Inventory Logs explain quantity changes that reports only summarize.