Inventory and Order Management: Greater Accuracy and Visibility in Inventory Reports
Effective inventory management relies on accurate, easy-to-interpret reporting. In MYOB Acumatica 2026.1.1, these enhancements help you see the impact of adjustments more clearly and account for in-transit inventory with confidence:
- Adjustment quantities and amounts now appear consistently in historical balances, making it easier to grasp how physical counts and direct adjustments affect the stock level.
- Inventory valuation reports can now include in-transit inventory, so your period-end costs and reconciliations reflect the full picture.
How Adjusted Quantities Are Displayed
In the following reports and inquiry form, you’ll see an improved display of quantities and amounts in inventory adjustments with nonzero quantities:
- Historical Inventory Balance (IN616000) report
- Historical Inventory Valuation (IN617000) report
- Inventory Transaction Summary (IN406000) form
In previous versions, adjusted quantities and amounts appeared in different columns depending on the source of the adjustment:
- For adjustments generated from inventory forms:
- Receipt column for positive quantities and amounts
- Issue column for negative quantities and amounts
- For adjustments generated from manufacturing forms, negative quantities appeared in the Assembly Out column.
In Version 2026.1.1, these quantities and amounts now appear in a single column:
- Adjusted in the Historical Inventory Balance report and on the Inventory Transaction Summary inquiry form
- Adjustment (shown below) in the Historical Inventory Valuation report
How In-Transit Quantities Are Shown
Now you can include goods in transit in the Inventory Valuation (IN615500) and Historical Inventory Valuation (IN617000) reports. To do this, select the Include Goods in Transit check box on the report form and click Run Report .
The system generates a report that includes detailed information about the in-transit account and subaccount (Item 1 below). You’ll find the current quantity and cost of the in-transit stock in the following columns:
- Inventory Valuation: Qty. on Hand and Total Cost
- Historical Inventory Valuation: End Cost/Qty. (Item 2)
