inventory
/ɪnˈvɛn.tə.ɹi/noun
The quantity of goods a business or location currently holds in stock.
Example sentences
- “The store counts its entire inventory at the end of each month.”
- “The warehouse keeps a large inventory of spare parts for older cars.”
In American business English it also serves as a verb: to inventory the stock. British English prefers 'stocktaking' for the count itself.