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Inventory stock items table view showing Availability column and attribute columns

Inventory > Stock Items

This view can look different dependent on your user role.
See Visibility & Permissions for details.

Open in TWICE Admin

inventory/stock-items

Primary Purpose

The Inventory view provides a comprehensive table of all your stock items, enabling you to track, search, and manage your inventory.
Browse all in your inventory, organized by .Read more: Stock Items Key Concept
The Availability column shows whether each stock item has free stock at the selected locations. Items with at least one available unit display an “Available” chip (green indicator). Items with no free units display “Not Available” (red indicator).Filter the table by availability status to quickly find items that are free or fully committed. The availability value is computed from the item’s capacity minus any overlapping unavailability records (orders, reservations, buffer times) within the selected date range.
Monitor the current status, location, and availability of each item in real-time with temporal views.Read more: Timeline View
Record and track revenue, maintenance costs, and other financial data for each individual item.Read more: Incomes & Expenses
Add new items to your inventory with Register Items — manually, from uploaded images, or as a CSV import.Read more: How to register stock itemsHow to import inventory from a CSVStock Item Details
Select items and choose Archive to take them out of use. The item stops contributing bookable capacity and its unfinished holds are released, so orders that had it assigned need a replacement unit. The confirmation counts those before you commit, and the record stays readable in Settings > Archived assets.Read more: How to archive stock items
Tick rows in the table and select Edit to open one stock item page that writes to the whole selection. Item names, categories, SKU links, and attributes propagate to every selected item; per-item fields such as item code and tags do not.Read more: How to bulk-edit stock items
Here are a few key concepts of TWICE Commerce that relate to the Inventory view.
TWICE uses a , allowing you to track each item individually rather than just by SKU count.Read more: Stock Items
Each inventory record is identified by a , which serves as the primary identifier for tracking.Read more: Stock Codes
Custom attributes defined on your SKUs and stock items appear as dynamic columns in the table. Each attribute column supports filtering and sorting based on its type:Attribute values follow the inheritance model: stock items inherit from their parent SKU unless overridden at the item level. Filtering respects this inheritance — a filter matches the effective value, whether it comes from the stock item or the SKU.
Stock items table with the column filter menu open, listing Quantity, Availability, Item Code, and attribute columns

Choosing a column to filter on

The inventory table supports all standard plus a dedicated timeline view for temporal data.Read more: Data Tables

Visibility and Permissions

Inventory is a visible area for every system role, so the sidebar entry and this view appear for all of them. What the data itself is gated by is on the inventory resource, in four operations: , , , and . A ✓ means all four operations. Cost data is the only inventory distinction between the system roles — a Member can register, edit, and delete stock items, but cannot see what they cost. Everything else here is open to all four roles, and a custom role can add cost access to any of them. Read more: Users & Roles

Register stock items

Register single or pooled items and connect them to a SKU.

Archive stock items

Retire stock and clear up the bookings it leaves behind.

Import inventory from a CSV

Bring an existing inventory in from a spreadsheet, in bulk.

Bulk-edit stock items

Edit many items at once, and know which fields reach all of them.