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    Adjustments

    • The adjustments feature is used to make corrections to the stock levels.

    • The screenshot below shows a sample grid of stock adjustments, which includes some key information about the adjustments.

      Further Information
      • Doc #: The document number.
      • Stock date: The date the stock was adjusted.
      • Location: The stock location of the stock.
      • Doc-type: The document type.
      • Gross: The cost of the stock.
      Tip

      To modify the columns displayed, select in the top right of the page, then tick/untick the information you want to see or not.


    In this section you can

    Copy a stock adjustment
    • If you are regularly repeating a stock adjustment you can copy a pre-existing one rather than creating a new one every time.

    • To do so, select the stock adjustment that you would like to copy then press Copy.

    Find a stock adjustment
    • You can use the search bar to find a specific stock adjustment by entering a key word.

    • You can also toggle between Sets or create your own.

    • To create your own Sets press then fill out the selection criteria.


    Create a new

    1. Press New.

    2. Enter a description.

    3. Fill in the remaining fields depending on your needs.

      Remaining fields explained
      • Doc Type: This will be auto filled with the document type.
      • Stock Date: The date of the transfer.
      • To location:This is the stock location that the stock product is being transferred to.
      • Legal entity: Select the legal entity.

    4. Add the lines.

      Lines explained
      • Stock Location: The stock location indicates where the stock product is kept.
      • SKU: This is the stock keeping unit.
      • Product: This is the product being adjusted.
      • Unit: This is the unit to measure the product
      • Target: The target stock level.
      • In: The amount of stock coming in.
      • Out: The amount of stock going out.
      • Unit price: This it the price per unit of the product.

    5. When you are happy with your adjustment Press Submit.


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