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Moselle Reports

Moselle's built-in reports give you structured, real-time views of your sales, inventory, and forecast performance. Use these to track demand trends, measure plan accuracy, and monitor stock levels across your full catalog and warehouse network.

Quick Answer: Moselle includes four report categories — Performance, Sales, Inventory, and Deprecated. Navigate to Reports in the left menu to access them. Contact your CSM if a report listed here isn't visible in your account.

Note: All reports listed below reflect the current state of the live platform. If you do not see a report listed here in your account, contact your Moselle CSM.

Report Categories

Category
Reports

Performance

Inventory Summary by Forecast Plan

Sales

Monthly Sales, Weekly Sales

Inventory

Monthly Inventory

Deprecated

Core Unit Demand, Demand Forecast Performance


Performance Reports

Performance Reports

Inventory Summary by Forecast Plan

Shows how your current inventory levels align with your forecasted demand. Helps you catch coverage gaps and surplus positions early so you can adjust purchasing or production before stockouts or overstock situations occur.

What This Report Shows

  • Current on-hand inventory mapped against forecasted demand by SKU and product line

  • Coverage gaps where inventory falls short of projected demand

  • Surplus positions where inventory exceeds planned demand

  • Visibility across channels and warehouse locations

How to Use It

  • Run before your buying or production review to surface immediate gaps or excess

  • Filter by product line to focus on categories with the most risk

  • Use alongside the Demand Forecast Performance report for a complete picture of plan health

Who This Is For

Planners and operations teams who need to quickly assess whether current inventory can support their active forecast plan.

Inventory Plan Summary

Sales Reports

Sales Reports

Monthly Sales

Provides a month-by-month breakdown of sales performance by channel and product line. Use it to track long-term revenue trends, identify seasonal patterns, and compare performance across periods.

What This Report Shows

  • Monthly unit and revenue sales broken down by channel and product line

  • Period-over-period comparisons to highlight growth or decline

  • Seasonal trend visibility across your full catalog

How to Use It

  • Use for monthly business reviews to communicate sales performance to stakeholders

  • Identify seasonal peaks and troughs to inform future forecast and inventory plans

  • Compare channels to understand where demand is growing or shifting

Who This Is For

Brand operators, finance teams, and demand planners who need a reliable long-term view of sales performance.


Weekly Sales

Gives you a detailed week-by-week view of sales performance by channel and product line. Designed for spotting recent demand shifts and short-term changes before they become larger planning issues.

What This Report Shows

  • Weekly unit and revenue sales broken down by channel and product line

  • Recent trend movement to flag sudden spikes or drops in demand

  • Channel-level granularity to pinpoint where shifts are occurring

How to Use It

  • Check weekly as part of your demand monitoring routine to catch early signals

  • Compare recent weeks against your forecast to identify emerging variances

  • Use alongside the Monthly Sales report for both near-term and long-term demand visibility

Who This Is For

Demand planners and operations teams who need fast, actionable visibility into week-to-week sales trends.


Inventory Reports

Inventory Reports

Monthly Inventory

Gives you a clear end-of-month snapshot of inventory levels across all channels and product lines. Use it to monitor stock availability, identify imbalances, and support replenishment and production planning decisions.

What This Report Shows

  • End-of-month on-hand inventory by SKU, product line, and channel

  • Stock availability status across your warehouse network

  • Inventory imbalances — where stock is concentrated or depleted

How to Use It

  • Run at month-end close to capture a clean inventory snapshot for reporting and planning

  • Identify channels or SKUs with critically low or excess inventory going into the next period

  • Use alongside the Inventory Summary by Forecast Plan to connect stock positions to upcoming demand

Who This Is For

Operations, logistics, and planning teams who need a reliable monthly view of inventory health across their network.


Deprecated Reports

Core Unit Demand

Shows unit sales for core products only, rolling up bundles and variants to their parent core products. It was designed to provide a simplified, consolidated view of true unit demand across your catalog.

What This Report Shows

  • Unit sales for core products, with bundles and variants rolled up to the core SKU level

  • A simplified demand view that strips out variant and bundle complexity

Recommended Alternatives

Need
Use Instead

Monthly unit sales by channel

Monthly Sales

Week-over-week demand trends

Weekly Sales

Forecast vs. actuals

Demand Forecast Performance


Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't I see a report in my account?

Report availability depends on your account configuration and data connections. If a report appears in this guide but not in your platform, contact your Moselle CSM to confirm whether it has been enabled for your account.

What data sources do these reports pull from?

Moselle reports pull from your connected sales channels, warehouse integrations, and forecast plans. Ensure your data syncs are active and up to date for accurate reporting. If you notice discrepancies in your data, reach out to support.

Can I export report data?

Yes. Most reports support CSV export directly from the report view. Look for the export option in the top-right corner of the report page.

How often is report data refreshed?

Report data refreshes on your account's standard sync cadence. Contact your CSM if you need to confirm your sync frequency or trigger a manual refresh.

I see blank columns in my report — what should I do?

Blank columns are typically caused by missing data connections or a configuration gap in your channel setup. Reach out to your Moselle CSM or the support team with a screenshot and the report name so we can investigate.

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