> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://manual.unosofbooks.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://manual.unosofbooks.com/inventory/inventory-priority/inventory-priority-list.md).

# Inventory Priority List

 Please go to: Inventory /Inventory Priority / **Inventory Priority List**

![Route for the module](/files/Ulc3znrvX5Ryym5THXkj)

The module shows as follows and have two different visualizations:

Inventory Priority CW

Inventory Priority IPAD

![Inventory Priority List module](/files/Jrm4bPgwF0xdKRSc0IEG)

{% hint style="info" %}
Tip: Use the filters like Warehouse, Species, Variety to shrink your search and get a quick load. 
{% endhint %}

### Inventory priority IPAD

We give instructions per variety what needs to get processed (classified and bunched) first, second, etc. The page has to be follow up from top to bottom. 

In where red lines are today's orders to full-fill, orange lines are tomorrow's orders to full-fill, green lines are orders that are two day's out to full-fill and the white lines are more than 2 day's out to full-fill. 

{% hint style="success" %}
Before running results, please use the filters. Its recommendable that if you stand in front of a lira with a variety, example: Vendela, you filter out Vendela in the module, to know what are the process instructions (classification and bunches) Vendela has. 
{% endhint %}

### What to process for color bunches

There is a guide(Color recipe) for color bunches to know what the post-harvest can classify and process. In the column RECIPE, you will find the letters RA in blue. Please, click on it and a new page will pop up with the varieties per color that the post-harvest can process. 

![SKUs with recipe assignment](/files/MkXfyOvX62HbuFIhljN0)

![Color Recipe](/files/zBafqFPC1GV5KaCBgCAU)


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