Tracking inventory accuracy is essential for any business that manages physical products. In Ordoro, inventory levels can change for many reasons, like order shipments, purchase order receipts, manual adjustments, kitting activity, manufacturing updates, and more.

To help you review these changes, Ordoro provides the Inventory Events Export. This export shows every inventory-affecting event for a product, including what changed, when it changed, and why.

NOTE: Inventory Events tracking started on Thursday, January 8, 2026.


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How to download the Inventory Events Export

  1. Go to the Products tab and search for the product. Click on the SKU.

  1. On the Product Detail page, click Export Inventory Events.

  1. In the modal, configure your export options:
    • Recipient email – Enter an email address if you want the export forwarded to someone else.
    • Warehouse – Choose the warehouse you want to export events from.
      • Note: Inventory Events can only be exported for one warehouse at a time.
    • Interval – Select this if you want to export events based on a time interval:
      • Hour
      • Day
      • Week
      • Month
    • Start Date / End Date – Use these fields if you want to export events for a specific date range.
    • Time Zone – Select your time zone if you want timestamps to reflect your local time.
  1. Click Export.
  2. Once the export is complete, it is available in the Activity Menu -> Exports.

  1. Click the CSV button. The file will automatically download to your computer.


Inventory Events column headers

How to read the report:

Column NameDescription
Date UpdatedThe date and time the inventory change was recorded in Ordoro.
SKUThe product SKU associated with the inventory event.
WarehouseThe warehouse where the inventory change occurred.
Event TypeThe action that triggered the inventory change.
Event IDThe internal ID linked to the event.
UserThe user or system process that triggered the inventory change.
Reason for AdjustmentA text note describing why the inventory was adjusted. This is populated for manual adjustments or stocktakes when a user enters a reason.
Physical on HandThe total Physical on Hand inventory in the warehouse after the event.
Available On HandThe total Available on Hand inventory in the warehouse after the event.
CommittedThe total Committed inventory in the warehouse after the event.
PO ReorderedThe total inventory on active purchase orders for this SKU at the time of the event.
Manufacturing OrderedThe total inventory on manufacturing orders for this SKU at the time of the event.
Low Stock ThresholdThe low-stock alert level set for the SKU.
AllocatedInventory allocated to specific orders when using allocation workflows.
UnallocatedInventory not tied to allocation workflows and available for general use.
Date Created in WarehouseThe date this SKU was first added or created within the specific warehouse.

Event Types and what they mean

Event Types:

Event TypeDescription
Inventory AdjustedA user manually changed the on-hand quantity through the UI or an import.
Inventory TransferInventory was moved between warehouses.

Note: Two events are recorded: one for the decrease from the source warehouse and another for the increase into the destination warehouse.
Kit Component AdjustedThe Qty Needed value for a kit component was updated.
Kit Component DeletedA component product was removed from a kit.
Label DeletedA shipping label was deleted, restoring the inventory that had been deducted.
MO CreatedA product was added to a manufacturing order.
MO Line FinishedInventory increased for the finished quantity entered on a manufacturing order.
Order CancelledInventory was released because the order was cancelled.
Order CreatedInventory was committed because a new order was created.
Order DropshippedDepending on how your dropshipped inventory is calculated, when an order moves from Awaiting Fulfillment to Dropshipped, committed inventory is released.
Order ShippedInventory decreased because:

a) A label was created, or
b) Tracking information was manually entered, or
c) An order was marked as shipped.
Order UnshippedInventory was restored because shipping information was removed. This occurs when:

a) An order previously marked as shipped has its label or tracking info deleted, or
b) Manually entered tracking info is removed.
Order Warehouse UpdatedThe warehouse assigned to the order was changed.
PO ReceivedInventory increased because items were received on a purchase order.
Product KittedA product was added to a kit as a component.
Return Order Line UpdatedInventory increased because an item was restocked via an RMA.
Stocktake Line ReconciledInventory was reconciled for a product during a Stocktake.

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