The Inventory Page in Appliance.io is your command center for managing all your products efficiently. With powerful filters and streamlined controls, you can find exactly what you’re looking for in just a few clicks — whether you’re checking availability, managing product conditions, or preparing exports for reports.
📍 Accessing the Inventory Page
To get started, open the sidebar and click Inventory.
This page displays all your stocked products along with advanced filtering options that make searching quick and precise.
At the top, you’ll find these main filters:
Location
Inventory Type
Condition
Product Status
Brand
Category Search
Each filter helps you narrow down your results, so let’s walk through them one by one.
🧩 Inventory Type
Think of Inventory Type as a snapshot of where your products sit in the supply chain. Each type shows a unique stage in the product lifecycle:
Requested – Stock that’s been requested but not yet ordered from the vendor.
Available on Order – Stock currently on its way; can be reserved for future orders.
Reserved on Order – Stock in transit that’s already tied to a customer order.
In Warehouse – The total amount of stock physically in your warehouse.
Available – Ready-to-sell stock not reserved for anyone.
Reserved – Stock that’s been allocated to specific customer orders.
This filter helps you see not just what you have, but where it is in your sales and logistics flow.
🧾 Condition
Condition defines the physical and cosmetic state of your inventory. You can customize these categories in Product Catalog Settings to fit your business model.
Even if an item isn’t immediately available, it will still appear on your website. In these cases, the estimated delivery date will turn orange, signaling to customers that the item is not ready stock and may take longer to deliver than usual.
Common conditions include:
New – Brand-new units, ready for sale.
Scratch & Dent – Fully functional with minor flaws; displayed on your site with clear labeling.
Used – Previously owned and repackaged; shown as Used when marked Available.
Floor Model – Display units for in-store sale only.
Open-Box – Nearly new returns or display units with minimal wear.
Demo – Used for testing or demonstrations; sold manually via POS.
Loaner – Temporary replacement units, for internal use only.
💡 Tip: You can list only two conditions on your website at a time — and one must be New. For example, New + Used or New + Open Box.
🧠 Product Status
This filter tells you where each product stands in your catalog lifecycle:
Active Models – Currently available for sale and visible on your website.
Discontinued Models – Out of production but still sellable while in stock.
Custom Models – Unique items outside standard categories, not listed online.
Includes for Display – Reserved for in-store presentation.
Includes Replacements – Set aside for customer replacements; not for sale online.
📦 Note: Products will remain visible on your website even when not immediately available. In these cases, customers will see an orange estimated delivery date, indicating longer lead times due to limited or non-ready stock.
🏷️ Brands & Categories
Use the Brand filter to narrow results by manufacturer.
Then, refine your view further with Select Categories — this filter mimics your website’s search logic, allowing for precise targeting across multiple product tiers.
As you make selections from left to right, each choice automatically narrows the next. You can also type a keyword in the top search bar to jump straight to your results.
🔄 Resetting Filters
Need to start fresh?
You can:
Remove specific selections by clicking the “x” next to each filter, or
Hit Reset Filters to clear everything at once.
This makes it simple to adjust your view without reloading the page.
📦 Exporting Results
At the top-right corner of the Inventory Page, you’ll find export options.
You can:
Export all results as a PDF or CSV, or
Select specific line items using checkboxes before exporting.
PDF exports include a clean, organized summary of your filtered results — perfect for sharing reports or team reviews.
🎉 You’re All Set!
With these filters, you can navigate and manage your inventory faster and smarter.
Whether you’re checking warehouse stock, preparing sales reports, or analyzing product conditions, the Inventory Page gives you full control to stay organized and efficient. And remember — even if your items aren’t ready stock, they’ll still appear on your website with an orange estimated delivery date, letting customers know that delivery may take a little longer than usual.
Go ahead — explore, filter, and master your inventory like a pro!