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The Bizaxl Toy Store comes with a set of reports and dashboards built specifically for toy retail. Some are custom-built for this solution; others are standard reports that are particularly useful for this business. This page explains every report and visual available to you.
Overview of available reports and dashboard charts in the toy store solution

Number Cards (Live Totals)

Number cards appear on the Home, Sales, Purchase, Inventory, and Accounting workspaces. They show live counts or totals calculated from current data.

Home and Sales Workspaces

Inventory Workspace

Purchase Workspace

Accounting Workspace


Dashboard Charts

Charts appear on the Home, POS, and Inventory workspaces. They show trends and comparisons visually.

Home and POS Workspaces

How to use the payment mode charts: At the end of each day, the cashier and store manager use these charts to verify that the payment totals shown match what was actually collected. If the card total on screen is higher than the card machine printout, there may be a missing or wrongly recorded transaction. How to use Top 5 Selling Items: The procurement officer checks this chart weekly to make sure the top 5 products are well-stocked. If a best-seller is running low, a Material Request should be raised immediately.

Inventory Workspace

How to use Warehouse wise Stock Value: If the Inward Store has a higher value than the Main Store, it means goods have arrived but not yet been moved to the shelf. This is a prompt to process the stock transfer.

Custom Reports

These reports are built specifically for the Bizaxl Toy Store. Access them through the Inventory workspace or via the Search bar.

Sales and POS Reports

Stock and Inventory Reports


Standard Reports (Most Useful for Toy Retail)

These are standard reports available across the system. The most relevant ones for a toy store are listed below.

Inventory

Sales and Purchase

Finance


How to Run a Report

  1. Go to the relevant workspace (e.g., Inventory for stock reports, Sales for sales reports).
  2. Click the report name under the relevant section.
  3. Set your filters - typically a date range, item, warehouse, or supplier.
  4. Click Run or Refresh.
  5. Use the Export button to download as Excel or CSV if you need to share the data.
Report screen showing filter fields and run button

Tips for Monitoring Daily Operations

  • Start each morning by checking the Home workspace number cards: yesterday’s sales, current cash, and bank balance.
  • Check Top 5 Selling Items every Monday to make sure your best sellers are well stocked going into the week.
  • Run Low Stock Report every Friday before placing weekly purchase orders.
  • Run Item Expiry within 90 Days on the first of every month to plan promotions for items nearing expiry.
  • Review Daily UPI vs Cash vs Card Trends at the end of each day to cross-check the till against the payment mode totals.