> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.stockful.app/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Inventory > Search, filter, and monitor stock across all locations ## Inventory list The **Inventory** page shows every variant across all tracked locations. Search by product name, SKU, or barcode, and use filters to narrow the list. ### Filtering Filters help you find exactly what you need: * **Location** - focus on a single warehouse or store * **Stock status** - low stock, out of stock, in stock, overstocked * **Product type, vendor, tags** - filter by product attributes Combine multiple filters to build precise views - for example, "low stock items from Vendor X at the Main Warehouse." Filters persist while you navigate. If you're not seeing the data you expect, check whether a filter is still active. ## Inventory detail Click any row to open the detail page for that variant at that location: * **Current quantities** - available, committed, incoming, reserved (depending on your tracking settings) * **Historical chart** showing quantity changes over time * **Forecast metrics** - velocity, days of supply, reorder point, projected stockout date * **Change log** listing every inventory adjustment with timestamps ## Incoming stock When you have units on their way to a location - from a [Shopify inventory transfer](https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/products/inventory/inventory-transfers) or shipment marked in transit - Stockful tracks them as **incoming**. Incoming stock is netted into your [reorder recommendations](/user-guide/reports/reorder-recommendations), [transfer suggestions](/user-guide/reports/transfer-suggestions), and the dashboard, so Stockful won't tell you to reorder or transfer stock that's already on its way. It deliberately does **not** change a variant's stock status or days of supply - those reflect what's physically on hand today. Incoming clears automatically as shipments are received.