Author:
Yulia Andreyanova
Changed on:
29 Aug 2025

The Unified View of Inventory offers powerful and flexible filters to refine search results:
Clicking any quantity cell opens a Type History Drawer, displaying the history of changes for that inventory quantity type.
Each inventory position contains an inner list of associated virtual positions, enabling a more granular view of inventory filtering by virtual catalog, available stock, and virtual stock statuses.
From an inventory position, users can navigate to detailed inventory views:
The Inventory View by Location page gives a clear and detailed look at a specific location’s inventory. Users can click on a location name from the Inventory Search page to access this view. The location reference will still show if someone doesn’t have the required permissions, but it won’t be clickable, keeping restricted information protected.This page provides the location’s address, working hours, and a full list of inventory positions. It also includes a filter panel—without the location filter—and a detailed inner list of virtual positions linked to each inventory entry. This ensures that all the key inventory details for that location are easy to find.Filters from the Inventory Search page carry over to this detailed view, making it easier to continue working with the same data. However, filters from the inner list do not apply. A breadcrumb link at the top allows users to return to the Inventory Search page, keeping any previously applied filters in place, even when switching between different details pages.
The Inventory by Product page provides a detailed view of inventory information for a specific product. Users can click on the product name from the Inventory Search page to access this page. If the selected product catalog is incorrect or doesn’t include the product, navigation to the product’s details will be restricted, and only the product reference will be displayed without a clickable link.On the UVOI by Product page, users can see key product details, such as its name, status, category, and description, along with an image of the product. The page also features a filter panel—excluding the product filter—and an updated list of inventory positions, complete with their associated virtual positions.Filters applied on the Inventory Search page remain active on this page, helping users maintain their focus on relevant data. Inner list filters, however, do not carry over. A breadcrumb navigation link allows users to return to the Inventory Search page with their original filters preserved, even when moving between multiple details pages.