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# Serial/lot number report

If you track your products by serial, or lot number (or both) you can see the report in the inventory module.

```
Inventory > serial/lot number
```

![](/files/-LLoyBpwSv8Q-8-5STdx)

Here you will see all the products that you have on hand, that you track by serial or/and lot numbers.

The displayed columns are:

* Warehouses
* Serial number
* Lot number
* SKU 
* Description
* EAN/UPC
* Quantity
* UOM (Unit of measure)
* Expiration date (of a Lot number)
* Product category
* Trademark

![](/files/-LLoyvMltR8GY2O8ny7G)

You can search your product by SKU or a Product description

![](/files/-LLozBmmdD05AKH5SZ_B)

Quantity on hand will show you all the quantities you currently have in your stock.

![](/files/-LLp1HZzN99dQM0hiw7R)

While 'show all' will show you even sold items with serial/lot numbers. This way you will easily see which serial/lot numbers you have sold.

![](/files/-LLp26cJWZpsogxH3t5X)

You can also open the report by a product from the product window.

```
Open product > reports > serial number/lot number
```

![](/files/-LLp5p6kvtaRcq5i-TcY)


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