This module introduces the concept of inventory and its importance in business operations. Learners explore how inventory includes all goods stored for sale, production, or distribution. It also explains why effective inventory control is essential for reducing costs and keeping operations running smoothly.

This section explains the main categories of inventory used in supply chains. Learners study raw materials, work-in-progress items, and finished goods, and understand how each type moves through different stages of production and distribution.

This module covers the main people and organisations involved in inventory systems. Learners explore the roles of suppliers, warehouse teams, retailers, and logistics providers, and how coordination between them ensures accurate stock flow.

This section explains how warehouses are structured to manage inventory efficiently. Learners look at layout planning, storage systems, and organisation methods that help improve space use and speed up operations.

This module focuses on how businesses understand and predict customer demand. Learners explore basic forecasting ideas and how demand planning helps ensure the right amount of stock is available at the right time.

This section explains how companies keep stock records accurate and up to date. Learners study counting methods, tracking systems, and simple ways to reduce errors in inventory management.

The final module covers how products move out of the warehouse to customers or retailers. Learners understand order processing, packing, dispatching, and how deliveries are coordinated within the supply chain.