Monthly Footwear Distribution Inventory Position Review

Track and analyze key inventory metrics across distribution centers, focusing on stock levels, turnover rates, aging, and category performance to optimize inventory management and distribution efficiency.

Report Objective

Monitor and evaluate the footwear distribution network's inventory position, focusing on stock levels, turnover efficiency, aging analysis, and category-specific metrics to support optimal inventory management decisions and maintain healthy stock positions across all distribution centers.

Inventory Value and Turnover Trends

Line chart showing monthly inventory value trends with turnover rate overlay

Questions to Consider:

Mar 2023Apr 2023May 2023report_date$2,000,000$4,000,000$6,000,000$8,000,000inventory_value vs. inventory_turnoverinventory_valueinventory_turnoverMonthly Inventory Value and Turnover Rate TrendsTracking $8.25M average inventory value with 3.4x turnover rate
  • How does current inventory value compare to historical averages?

  • Is turnover rate showing consistent improvement?

  • Are there seasonal patterns in inventory levels?

Inventory Aging Analysis

Bar chart showing inventory value distribution by age category

Questions to Consider:

  • Which age categories require immediate attention?

  • How does the current aging profile compare to targets?

  • What is the financial impact of aged inventory?

0-30 days31-60 days61-90 days90+ daysage_category$0$20,000,000$40,000,000$60,000,000$80,000,000sum(inventory_value)sum(inventory_value)Current Inventory Age Distribution45% of inventory under 30 days old, 15% over 90 days

Category-Level Performance

Table showing key metrics by product category

Questions to Consider:

categorystock_leveldays_of_supply
Athletic37,87487
Casual33,38728
Dress30,47746
Sandals43,50577
Boots54,62825
Work Boots60,97579
Athletic77,26136
Casual22,34975
Dress45,836100
Sandals85,00025
  • Which categories have concerning stock positions?

  • Are days of supply aligned with category velocity?

  • How do current levels compare to seasonal plans?