Inventory by Location Report for Shopify
A report organized by inventory locations, detailing products and variants on hand, with a breakdown of the value for each product.
5 from 1,800+ merchants
2,000+ data fields
Trusted by 40,000+ Shopify stores
Updated June 2026
Why the Inventory by Location Report matters
If you sell through more than one physical location, your inventory is fragmented by definition. The same SKU might be plentiful at one warehouse, low at another, and out of stock at a third. Shopify's native reports either roll the locations together (losing the detail) or force you to filter one location at a time (losing the comparison).
The Inventory by Location Report pivots the view: each location becomes a column or grouping, every product becomes a row, and the data tells you instantly where stock imbalances exist. That visibility drives three high-impact decisions - fulfillment routing, stock transfers between locations, and per-location reorder triggers.
For a Shopify Plus merchant running flagship stores in three cities plus a warehouse plus a 3PL, this report is the operating system of the inventory function.
What's included in the report
Location dimension - Location - The name of each warehouse, retail location, or 3PL holding inventory.
Product identification - Product Title · Variant Title · SKU
Per-location values - Inventory Quantity - Live units at that location for that variant.
Inventory Value - Inventory Quantity × Product Price - retail-side value of stock at that location.
Vendor · Product Cost · Inventory Cost · Product Status · Collections · Sales by Location (paired with Sales by Fulfillment Location report) · Inventory Days Remaining
Who uses this report - 4 scenarios
1. Multi-location retailers planning stock transfers
2. 3PL-based DTC brands routing fulfillment
3. Wholesale/B2B teams confirming allocation
4. Operations leads spotting location-level out-of-stocks
How to read the Inventory by Location Report
• The same SKU across locations. Wide variance (50 at one, 0 at another) signals transfer opportunity.
• Total stock vs. location concentration. A SKU with 200 total units that all sit at one location creates fulfillment latency for customers elsewhere.
• Low + active location. If a high-traffic retail location runs Low or Out on a top seller, the lost sales clock is ticking.
• Idle inventory at remote locations. A 3PL location with high stock but no orders shipping from it - re-allocate or relocate.
How to build the report in Report Pundit
- Install Report Pundit from the Shopify App Store. 14-day free trial. No card required.
- Open Report Pundit from your Shopify admin and click Pre-built Reports.
- Select Inventory by Location Report from the Inventory category.
- Apply filters (location, vendor, collection, product tag, product type, status - whatever fits).
- Customize columns - add COGS, inventory days remaining, sales velocity, sell-through, or any of 2,000+ fields.
- Run the report. Results load in seconds for most stores.
Export or schedule - Google Sheets, Excel, CSV, PDF, or scheduled email delivery to your team.
Sample report

Customization & filters
• Filter by specific location(s) - focus on one or compare a subset
• Pivot to wide format - locations as columns, SKUs as rows - for transfer planning
• Add Sales Velocity by location - combine with Sales by Fulfillment Location data
• Group by Product Type or Vendor for category-level location views
• Add Reorder Point per location for location-aware replenishment
Automate & export
- Schedules — hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or custom cron
- Delivery formats — Excel, CSV, PDF, or push to Google Sheets in real time
- Group by month or week — trends instead of a static snapshot
- Destinations — email (multiple recipients), Google Sheets, Google Drive, FTP/SFTP, Looker Studio, BigQuery
- Conditional alerts — get notified only if a channel's net sales drop more than X% week-over-week
Report Pundit vs Shopify's native Sales by Channel report
Frequently Asked Questions
A report that breaks your inventory down by every Shopify location - warehouses, retail stores, 3PLs - showing each product and variant's stock and value at each location side by side.
Yes. Filter to a specific location to focus, or remove the filter to see all locations side by side.
Yes - it's one of the most common use cases. Compare each retail location's stock for the same SKU and trigger transfers or per-store reorders.
Benefits

Inventory Levels

Product Variant Values

Inventory Balancing
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