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Stock Movements and Adjustments

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Last updated 7 months ago

Stock Movements and Adjustments

Every inventory movement—whether it’s receiving goods, moving them between warehouses, or fulfilling orders—needs to be tracked accurately in the ERP system. This ensures that inventory records remain up-to-date and allows businesses to maintain full visibility of stock levels.

Common Stock Movements:

  • Goods Receipt: Items received from suppliers are added to inventory.

  • Stock Transfers: Moving items between different warehouse locations.

  • Sales and Dispatch: Stock is reduced when items are sold and shipped to customers.

  • Adjustments: Manual corrections for discrepancies discovered during stock counts.

Stock Transfers in Pakk