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  In this article No dedicated warehouse activity Basic warehouse configurations Advanced warehouse configurations Related tasks Show 2 more The inbound flow in a warehouse begins when items arrive in the warehouse of the company location, either received from external sources or from another company location. You can receive physical and non-inventory items. To learn more about receiving non-inventory items, go to  Post non-inventory items . In principle, the process of receiving inbound orders consists of two activities: Receive items at the dock, identify them, match them to a source document, and record the received quantity. Put away items in stock, and record the place you put them. The source documents for inbound warehouse flow are: Purchase orders Inbound transfer orders Sales return orders  Note Production and assembly output also represent inbound source documents. Learn more about handling production and assembly output for internal processes at  Design D...

dyanmics   In this article Explore inventory reports with Report Explorer Inventory and warehouse report overview Analytical tasks Print and scan barcodes See also Inventory and warehouse reporting in Business Central gives inventory and business professionals insights and statistics about current and past inventory and warehouse activities. Explore inventory reports with Report Explorer To get an overview of the reports that are available for inventory, choose  All Reports  on your Home page. This action opens the Role Explorer, which is filtered to the features in the  Report & Analysis  option. Under the  Warehouse  heading, choose  Explore . To learn more, go to  Finding Reports with the Role Explorer . Inventory and warehouse report overview The following table describes some of the key reports in inventory and warehouse management. Expand table To... Open in Business Central (CTRL+select) Learn more ID Review inventory movements, su...