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# How do I view the turnover rate and what can I do with it?

The turnover rate can be requested through the extended statistics. **600: statistics, inventory, and turnover rate per cash group 601: statistics, inventory, and turnover rate per supplier 602: statistics, inventory, and turnover rate per product**

This turnover rate indicates how long inventory remains in the store. The higher this value, the shorter these products are in stock. For example, this is also a way to identify "slow-moving items" in the inventory, which will have a low turnover rate or even a value of 0.

Several values are important for calculating the turnover rate. RetailVista does this automatically, but it is good to know howthis value is determined.

**Average inventory**= inventory per day added up : number of days used in the period.

For example, over a period of 10 days:

3 days with an inventory of 10 = 30 4 days with an inventory of 7 = 28 3 days with an inventory of 4 = 12

30 + 28 + 12 = 70 : 10 = average inventory of 7

**Average number sold/day** = total sold in the period : number of days in the period.

The period is variable, of course.

**Turnover rate** = Average number sold/day * 365 *(extrapolated on an annual basis)* : Average inventory

So how often is the average inventory sold in quantities.

A "slow-moving item" will therefore have a very low turnover rate or even 0. See the example below of 2 products.

This is the result of statistic 602 over a period of one year. Both products have a turnover rate of 0. On average, these products have an inventory of 3 and 6 respectively in this period, but neither of them were sold in a whole year.

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