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Glitter Inventory Value

Understand your stock value, spot low or slow-moving inventory, and save a clearer picture of your catalog.

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Public installation is not yet available. Launch details will be added when confirmed.

A shelf of hand-thrown bowls beside the app's stock value: $17,843 at cost, $47,712 at retail, $2,127 in dead stock and 24 variants low, then the value by vendor
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A closer look

See it at work.

The pantry shelf beside the stock value report grouped by vendor: units on hand, available, committed, incoming and value at cost for each of the shop's makers, with the Location, Vendor, Product type, Product and Variant groupings aboveThe coffee counter beside the low-stock list: Ethiopia Guji 1 kg under the Coffee threshold of 12, sold-out sweater sizes under the store default of 2, the Charcoal mug under its own reorder pointThe reorder list's Hearthside Roasters section with min, max, case pack, MOQ, suggested and order quantities, the supplier's purchase order CSV opened in Quick Look, and the top of its printed order sheetDead stock not sold for 90+ days: 13 variants, $2,127 at cost, the summer linen first with its days since the last sale, and the markdown CSV at 30 % off rounded down to .99 opened in Quick LookTwo saved snapshots, before and after the Saturday market, and their compare: 36 units and $420 at cost less, by location and by vendorA shelf of ceramics beside a custom report from the Catalogue export template with the product metafield custom.material as a column

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A useful little addition to your store.

  • View inventory value at cost and retail by location, vendor, type, or product.
  • Review low-stock and out-of-stock lists with configurable thresholds.
  • Export dead and slow-moving stock to CSV.
  • Save inventory snapshots and compare two periods.
  • Build reports from templates with custom columns and export the results.

Get set up, step by step.

Use this guide when the app becomes available. Finish by checking the result in your own store.

  1. Review the locations you want to include and the availability of Cost per item data in Shopify.
  2. Scan your inventory, then open the stock value report and review its date, currency, scope, and missing-cost warnings.
  3. Set low-stock thresholds if needed. Export a CSV and check a sample of the results.
  4. Save a snapshot for a period-end record. To compare periods, scan again later and save a second snapshot with the same location scope.