As of writing this article, Fabrikatör has 18 different filters on the Replenish page. And it's increasing day by day. Let's go over each of them and see how you can use them to filter your products based on your case. Filter items are sorted in alphabetical order.

Please click on the Filter button which is next to the search input. It shows you available filters. You can select one or more filters to limit your search. Whenever you select a filter item, the necessary inputs are going to be available. Fill in necessary inputs and click on the Add Filter button.

Let's go over each filter item and what it means for you.

Available Stock: This filter item allows you to add an available stock count filter. For example, you may want to list products that have more than 10 items on your inventory or below 0. It's a numeric type filter. Click here to list stockout products on your account.

Daily Sales Average: This allows you to filter your products based on their daily average sales. "Daily Sales Average" is calculated based on the forecasting days you defined per product. To learn more about Daily Sales Average and how to define it properly, please visit our "Setting forecasting days" article.

Days of Stock: Days of stock (DOS) basically defines how often do you want to replenish a product. This filter allows you to filter your products based on defined Days of Stock value. To learn more about it, please refer to our "Setting days of stock" article.

Forecasted Stockout Date: Fabrikatör calculates the forecasted stockout date for each product based on their daily sales average and available stock. It basically means how many days each of your products' stock can last. This filter item allows you to filter your products based on the forecasted stockout date.

Has Active Stock Alert: This filters the products whether they have an active stock alert or not. It's a boolean (true/false) filter. If you combine this filter item with the "available stock is 0" filter, you'll be able to reach the list of urgently needed products.

Incoming Stock: Incoming stock count indicates how many items are expected to arrive. The number comes from the sum of each approved purchase order which excludes received items. This filter allows you to search your products based on the incoming stock count. Eg. if you set "incoming stock is less than 1" and "Suggested Restock is greater than 0" filters together, you'll get the list of products that need to be ordered.

Lead Time: Lead time is the duration between placing a purchase order and receiving the new inventory at your warehouse. This filter allows you to filter your products based on lead time value. It's a numeric type filter. To learn more about Lead Time, please visit "Adding lead times" and "Why do I need to enter lead times?" articles.

Product Name: As the name indicates, it allows you to search your products based on their name.

Product Type: A label that describes the category of a product. It comes from Shopify. To learn more, please refer to Shopify's "Product types" article

Restock Date: Suggested Restock Date is calculated based on forecasted stockout date and lead time values. It indicates that what is the last date you should order each product to prevent stockouts.

SKU: As the name indicates, it allows you to search your products based on their SKU (stock keeping unit).

Sales Performance: Fabrikatör analyses the last 30 days' performance of each variant. Based on their revenue contribution in the last 30 days, Fabrikatör classifies them based on their performances. You can filter your products based on their sales performance indicators. To learn more, please refer to our "What do fantastic, moderate, poor, and idle mean?" article.

Sales Velocity: Sales velocity indicates that whether a product sells fast or slow when its sales are compared to the sales of its previous period. The period is defined by forecasting days. If it's not defined, its default is 7 days. To learn more about forecasting days, please visit our "Setting forecasting days" article.

Shopify Product Status: List the products based on their Shopify product status. It can be Active or Draft.

Shopify Tags: This allows you to filter your products based on Shopify Tags. For more info, please refer to our "How to filter products by their tags?' article.

Suggested Restock: This indicates how many items you should restock based on your days of stock and the daily sales average of your products. Filtering "Suggested Restock is greater than 0" lists products that need to be reordered. Click here to try this filter on your account.

Supplier: This filter item allows you to list your products based on defined suppliers. You can filter products while searching your supplier's name. An alternative way of listing products that belong to a specific supplier is to visit the "Suppliers" page and clicking the "Browse products" button.

Vendor: The manufacturer, wholesaler, or brand of the product. You can filter your products by the vendor info which comes from Shopify.