Dynamics 365 inventory and warehouse analytics for stock you can trust
Track on-hand accuracy, aging, stockout risk, and warehouse throughput across every site. 150+ KPIs and pre-built Power BI reports on live D365 F&O data — in weeks, not years.
- Plug into your ERP
- Inventory transactions load automatically
- Stock dashboards go live
- Planners act before stockouts happen
Inventory analytics built for planners and warehouse leaders
Inventory questions rarely wait for month-end: what can we promise, what is aging, where is stock stuck. Metrixs answers them from your existing D365 F&O data because the warehouse models and reports are already built and tested.
Valuations that match the ledger
Physical quantities and financial value reconcile in one model, so operations counts and finance postings stop telling different stories.
Aging and obsolescence visible early
Items that haven't moved in 30, 60, or 90+ days surface by site and warehouse — before write-offs, not at year-end count.
Stockout risk flagged ahead of time
Velocity against on-hand and open supply highlights items approaching stockout thresholds while there is still time to expedite.
Warehouse throughput in near real time
Picking, packing, and putaway performance refresh on 15-minute latency, so supervisors respond to volume spikes during the shift, not after it.
The visibility gap that inflates stock and misses orders at the same time
Most D365 sites carry too much of the wrong inventory and still miss fulfillment dates. Planners work from yesterday's exports, warehouse supervisors track throughput in local spreadsheets, and finance discovers valuation surprises at close. Each function sees a slice; nobody sees the flow.
Standard D365 reporting records inventory transactions but doesn't turn them into velocity, aging, or risk signals. Building that layer internally means modeling some of the most complex tables in F&O. The people who should be optimizing stock spend their time reconciling it instead.
How Metrixs solves inventory visibility for D365 environments
Metrixs connects to your D365 F&O instance and delivers pre-configured dashboards covering the metrics inventory and warehouse teams actually use.
Connect inventory data to a purpose-built warehouse
On-hand, transactions, and warehouse work load into a dedicated Azure environment. The transformation layer handles multi-site structures, units, and valuation methods automatically.
Access pre-built reports for every inventory role
Planners get velocity and coverage views, warehouse supervisors get throughput and exception queues, and CFOs get valuation and obsolescence exposure — organized by role, no custom builds.
Choose near real-time or nightly refresh
15-minute latency for operational execution or nightly batch for planning and finance views — both validated, both drillable to the transaction.
Frequently asked questions
What inventory metrics can we track daily?
On-hand by site and warehouse, inventory turns, days of supply, aging buckets, stockout risk, fill rates, and warehouse throughput — refreshed continuously with drill-down to transactions.
Do physical and financial inventory views reconcile?
Yes. Quantities and valuations come from one model tied to the ledger, so operations and finance read the same number for the same item on the same day.
How does aging and obsolescence tracking work?
Movement velocity compares against historical patterns per item and location. Slow movers and dead stock surface in 30/60/90+ day buckets so teams act before value is written off.
Can we monitor warehouse operations in near real time?
Yes. Picking, packing, putaway, and processing delays refresh on 15-minute latency, giving supervisors current visibility during peak periods instead of end-of-day summaries.
Does it support multiple sites, warehouses, and units?
Yes. Multi-site structures, unit conversions, and site-specific valuation methods are handled by the transformation layer, and every view filters by site, warehouse, and location.
How does it help reduce excess inventory?
Reorder-point analysis compares safety stock against actual consumption, highlighting where coverage exceeds need. Teams cut carrying cost without raising stockout risk.
How fast is implementation?
Typical go-live is under six weeks. Inventory models and reports are pre-built; your team validates site mappings rather than building pipelines.
How does inventory analytics connect to procurement and supply chain views?
Inventory, procurement, and sales share one warehouse, so coverage ties to open supply and demand. End-to-end supply chain dashboards combine them for full-flow visibility.
Ready to see your D365 inventory clearly?
Schedule a demo to see stock, aging, and warehouse dashboards built from live D365 F&O data, using scenarios from your site structure.
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