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# Inventory/Stock list

The list of products and services gives you all the products grouped together, while the inventory/stock list report gives you the view of all products in all your warehouses.

```
Inventory > Inventory/Stock list
```

![](/files/-LLepibINP8on5VodO58)

The list will present you current quantities in all the warehouses you have entered.

![](/files/-LLer2v-FYFkhja1Guq-)

If you switch the view from 'Now' to 'Stocks on date', you will be able to move the date and time back in order to get a report on a specific date.

![](/files/-LLerhZotUg_semTkOpz)

If you switch the view to stock by warehouse, you will have quantities in all the warehouses side by side.

![](/files/-LLet3dVQOw3UQzmZaGR)

You can print the labels from this report, filter the lists to create custom reports, export to xls, download to PDF or email this report.


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