The items grid is Stokk's core view of your inventory. It's used in Replenishment, Inventory reports, and per-supplier purchasing — same component, different data.
The grid is virtualised, so a tenant with thousands of SKUs still scrolls smoothly — only the rows actually on screen are rendered.
Each column header has a filter. Type into a text column to search by substring, or set a numeric range on a quantity column. Filters compose: stack a SKU search on top of a "below safety stock" range to get only the items you care about.
Click any column header to sort. Click again to reverse. Sort choice is per-grid; it doesn't persist across navigation.
Most grids let you toggle columns from a column-visibility menu. Useful when you want to focus on a few signals — e.g. just stock and forecast — without scrolling the rest off-screen.
Click any row to open the item card in a docked sidebar at the bottom of the grid. The grid stays in view above so you can move between rows quickly.
Like a spreadsheet, you can select a block of cells to see a running tally. Drag across cells to select a range, or hold Shift and click to extend it. A bar appears at the bottom of the grid with the count, sum, average, minimum, and maximum of the numeric values you selected.
Press Cmd/Ctrl+C to copy the selection — it pastes straight into a spreadsheet. Press Esc, or click Clear, to drop the selection. A plain single click still opens the item card, so the two never get in each other's way.