View Items

The first screen you will see when you log into InventoryCloud is the View Items screen. This page lists all the items you have in your database.

View Items

Workspace Overview 

You can also access the following screens from this 

 

View Items

  1. Click on Item > View Items.

  1. The View Items screen will appear. The screen will display details like item number, description, total available, total checked out, total in-house, on order, committed, lot, date code, serial number, site, location, attachment, dimensions, pricing, etc.

Note

 

Workspace Overview

  1. Tree View - The view item screen displays all the items placed at many sites or locations separately. But in the tree view option, the view list displays the item list in such a way that you can view an item's locations, sites, container ID, and quantity at each location/site in one place just by clicking on the expand icon. 

 

  1. Group By - This feature allows you to "group" the displayed information so you can view data in a way that is most easy to read for you. You can have as many groups as you want depending on how you want to view your information. For instance, if you want all items grouped by location, you can quickly set this up using Group By checkbox.

 

  1. Show Filter - This feature allows you to narrow down the displayed results to a range of items or a specific item.

 

  1. Save View & Choose Custom View - This feature allows you to save your list view settings. It includes filters (search criteria), group settings, reordered columns, etc. You can save as many views as you want. The Manage Views screen allows you to control which views should appear on the "Choose custom view" list,

 

  1. Export - This option allows you to export the list of items to an Excel spreadsheet. The button has two options - Excel and CSV.

 

  1. Delete Item - To delete an item, search for an item. Check the checkbox and click on Delete.

Click on Delete again on the confirmation screen.

Note: You cannot delete an item with quantity.

 

  1. Quick Search - The Quick Search option helps the user to perform a search query on the selected columns. It reduces the query time and increases your efficiency while working with that selected set of items.

Important Note:

When you perform a quick search, the tree view will be cleared out, and matched data will be loaded in a flat view. Similarly, Whenever the tree mode is selected, the current quick search will be cleared so that the grid queries the live DB.

The Quick Search cannot be used with the Custom view feature i.e., If the custom view is selected, that clearly indicates that the Quick Search is performed/completed, and so, in this case, the Quick search will be cleared, and the stored custom view will load ‘normally’.

Advanced drop-down filter icon - This Advanced drop-down filter icon appears next to the Quick search field.

Note: You can only choose up to three (3) fields in the advanced drop-down filter icon.

Speedometer Icons

Note: The type of speedometer that appears in the quick search box depends on the Advanced Search choices that the user makes. The choice includes the selection of fields and the operator.

 

Performing a Quick Search

Warning: The current Quick Search result set is stored in the local storage of your browser. So if your browser asks you to “Increase Local Storage” allow it to do so - or reformulate your Quick Search criteria to result in fewer records.

Warning: This result set can be further grouped, filtered and sorted very quickly. We recommend using the right mouse button with this quick result set, opening other pages in separate tabs to work as quickly as possible, but keep in mind the result set will not include changes to records made by other users or changes made on pages in other tabs until you clear or refresh your result set.

 

  1. Print Tag/Label - This feature allows you to print Print Item Label and Print Inventory Label.

Note: You must select a Label Printer before printing tags from the List screens. To do this, see the topic Choosing a Printer.

Refer to the topic - Design Reports > Adding a variable in the label layout

 

  1. Print the Label - Select the item for which you want to print tags by clicking on the checkbox(s) and then select the label you want to print.

Example 1 - No Trackby Label as shown in the below image

Note:

When the Tree checkbox is unchecked - To print only certain locations/trackbys, make sure the Tree is unchecked (at the upper right) in the View Items grid. Items with multiple combinations of locations/trackbys will show on multiple lines, which can then be checked and printed. If you need a different number of labels, you will need to print them multiple times.

When the Tree checkbox is checked - The item will appear along with the trackbys.

Click on the Label Tag - icon. The report view of the labels will appear in a separate tab. You can scroll through them, save them, and/or print them using the buttons on the menu bar.

Example 2 - Printing Lot Label

Select the Lot Label option.

Select the Item number from the View Item list. Check the lot column to make sure that the lot column of the selected item has data in it as shown below.

Click on the Label Tag icon. The report view of the labels will appear in a separate tab. You can scroll through them, save them and/or print them using the buttons on the menu bar.

Note - Before printing a label, always check if the data is available for the selected item. Example - Printing Serial Number Data Code Label. 

Consider the below example - Item number - 13sz342 has a date code but no serial number.

When you click on the Label Tag icon - . The report will get generated, and it will only have a date code.

The Item number - 13sz353 has a serial number and date code. The report will display both details.

 

  1. Quick Links to Transactions / Context Menu - The quick links will take you to the transaction screens. Note that the context menu will not appear if the tree view mode is on. To access the quick links: