Skip to main content
Product

Reporting

What’s on order,clear to the whole team.

See what you bought, what arrived, what is still coming, and what it really cost, across every vendor and every order. The numbers that used to live in your head and a spreadsheet, in one place you can actually read.

Actual Invoe product screen

Invoe On order report grouped by location, with late, expected-month and total columns

The on-order report brings expected arrivals and outstanding commitments together by location and month.

The incoming picture

Money committed, and the month it lands.

When open orders live across inboxes and spreadsheets, the team has to ask the buyer what is coming. An expected delivery, a late shipment or a remaining balance should be easy for everyone to find.

  1. 01

    Group it the way you think

    By vendor, by location, or by the month the stock is expected.

  2. 02

    Find what is late

    Orders past their window separate out, with the value sitting against them.

  3. 03

    Take it into the next order

    Walk into the appointment knowing what is already on its way.

The number you cannot get anywhere else

On order is not on hand.

Shopify knows what is in the building. Your open orders live in email, in a spreadsheet, and in your head. Reporting puts the committed money where you can see it before you commit more.

  • Open orders and incoming value by vendor
  • Receiving history and shortages
  • True landed cost, including shipping and fees
  • Export to CSV for your books

The practical questions.

How is this different from Shopify reports or a forecasting tool?

Invoe focuses on incoming inventory: what is on order, expected arrivals, outstanding commitments and landed costs. Use that view alongside the sales reports and forecasting tools that inform your buying.

Can I get the data out?

Yes. Reports export to CSV so the numbers go straight into your books or spreadsheet.