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# Inventory Tool
Understanding the Inventory Tool.
The Inventory Tool.
The **Inventory Tool** helps you manage and check your stock, create labels, and add new products, ensuring you always know what products you have and how many.
To **open** the Inventory Tool:
* **Select** **Window > Inventory Tool** from the window menu.
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## Layout Walkthrough
In the Inventory Tool, the added products appear with columns displaying inventory details.
These columns include:
* **Inventory (Invty):** Indicates the current stock value of a product.
* **Quantity (Qty):** The number of products counted in an audit or the number of labels to print.
* **Difference (Diff):** The difference between added product quantity and inventory values.
* **Quantity** > **Inventory:** The difference value will be **positive**.
* **Quantity** < **Inventory:** The difference value will be **negative**.
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**Quick Tips!**
Tuplo Studio hides the inventory and difference columns by default, but you can display them by clicking the [**Column Icon**](/introduction/interface-fundamentals/common-controls.md#column-visibility).
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## Export a CSV
Export to File option in the Inventory Tool.
After adding products to the Inventory Tool, you can export that data as a CSV file.
To do so:
* **Choose** **More Options > Export to File**.
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## Video Tutorial
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Learn how to adjust and audit your product stock, add inventory upon receiving shipments, and print labels efficiently.
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