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Run the Stock Unit Valuation Report

See how to run the Stock Unit Valuation report in Blackpurl to get a list and valuation of all stocked units.

The Stock Unit Valuation report lists all stocked units and provides a valuation for your inventory. This article explains how to run the report, adjust its parameters, and filter results by a specific date.

How to Run the Stock Unit Valuation Report

1. From the Blackpurl header, navigate to Reporting > Reports.

Shows the Blackpurl header navigation with the Reporting dropdown menu expanded. In the top navigation bar, 'Reporting'


2. In the Blackpurl reports section, select Units > Stock Unit Valuation.

Shows the main Reporting page with various report categories. At the top left is a breadcrumb trail 'Home > Reporting' a
Shows the Stock Unit Valuation report interface with default search parameters displayed at the top. Three filter chips


Default Parameters

The Stock Unit Valuation report opens with the following default parameters:

  • Type — Inventory Units

  • Status — In Stock

  • Unit Type — Stock Unit

You can change any of these parameters by clicking the filter controls at the top of the report, then clicking Apply to refresh the results.

Default Columns

The report displays the following columns by default:

  • Type

  • Make

  • Model

  • Submodel

  • Year

  • Stock Number

  • Category

  • New Unit indicator

  • Age

  • Base Unit Cost

  • Factory Option Cost

  • Deal Option Cost

  • Total Cost

  • Deal Options WIP

You can add or remove columns as needed using the column management button in the report toolbar. To display totals, click the totals button (marked with a sigma symbol) and the default totals will appear.

Run the Report for a Specific Date

To view the Stock Unit Valuation as it stood on a past date, change the In Stock As Of parameter to Specific Date and enter the date you want to report on. Click Apply to run the report with the updated parameters.

More Information on Reporting

The following articles cover reporting features in more detail:

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