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# Chart - Stock by day

In ERPAG, you can generate different types of reports and customize them according to your workflow.

To generate a report that will reflect your daily stock, go to:

```
Inventory > Stock by day
```

![](/files/-LLdlVe-oI-vikEkE6-N)

This will open a window where you will be able to customize the report parameters and specify the type of the report you would like to generate. You can costumize:

* Type according to which the report will be generated (warehouse, product category, trademark, customer/supplier category or user)  
* Warehouse for which you would like to generate the report
* Amount, whether it would be the stock price or the quantity
* Period for which you would like to generate the report
* Dates: start and end date

In the group section, you can choose for which groups the report should be generated, between the existing product categories, trademarks, the customer/supplier categories and according to which user working within the system you would like to generate the report.

![](/files/-LLdpdbby3AfZsSmYVC6)

Once you adjust the groups and the report parameters, the system will generate a report of your stock flow accordingly.

You will be able to review the report in the form of a chart and in the for of a list as well.

![](/files/-LLdqN_NiqJtJBT31D0n)

![](/files/-LLdqQXivLKV9F4Tf6nD)

From here, you can proceed printing out the report, mailing it, downloading it etc.


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