Product Profile & Product-Level Insights
The Product profile is a product's personal dashboard. It shows all key metrics, locations, variants, and related purchase orders in one place.
Opening a Product Profile
You can open a profile from anywhere you see a product name:
- Go to Inventory table
- Click the product name
- Profile panel opens; expand for full-page view
What You See
Typical sections:
Primary supplier
├─ Main supplier for this product
└─ Click to edit
Locations
├─ Where product is stored
└─ Stock per location
Stock levels
├─ Total on-hand across all variants
└─ In-transit quantities
Variants
├─ Count of sizes/colors/styles
└─ Per-variant details
Daily sales
├─ Average units sold per day
└─ Helps forecast reorder quantities
Cost & retail value
├─ Inventory cost value
└─ Potential sales value at retail price
Shopify status
├─ Active, draft, archived, etc.
└─ Connected to your store
Tags
├─ Synplex or Shopify tags
└─ For organization and filtering
Use this to understand overall performance and decide whether to reorder, promote, or phase out.
Seeing Which POs Include a Product
There is a Purchase Orders tab inside the product profile.
Steps:
- Open the product profile
- Go to Purchase Orders tab
- See all active, completed, or cancelled POs with this product
- Click any PO in the list to open its details
Use this to:
Before creating a new PO:
├─ Check if you're already ordering enough
└─ Avoid duplicate orders
Track incoming stock:
├─ When is the next shipment expected?
└─ How much is on the way?
Adjust open orders:
├─ Quickly edit quantities on critical items
└─ Add products to in-flight POs
When to Use the Product Profile
Open a profile when you want to:
- Investigate why a Grade A product keeps stockouting
- Check if lead time, supplier, unit cost are correct
- See PO history before changing forecasts
- Validate stock levels across multi-location setup
Combine with saved views:
Use saved view to find the product:
├─ Example: Grade A + Stock Gap
Click to open profile:
└─ Deep dive into that one product
Then take action:
└─ Adjust PO quantities or reorder policies
Related
- Inventory Table Features — Finding products to analyse
- Saved Views & Duplicating Views — Creating focused product lists
- Creating Purchase Orders — Reordering workflow