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What is Stock Adjustment? And how to use it?

1. Stock Adjustment

Stock Adjustment helps you decrease the goods you hold in stock, you can enter manual stock adjustments. It’s generally used to write-off damaged stock, or to adjust quantities after a stock take. To create a stock adjustment

First, go to “Add Stock Adjustment”.

Select the Business Location & date.

Select Adjustment Type (Normal Or Abnormal). Normal Or Abnormal is generally used to classify adjustment.Generally Normal Adjustment meaning: Adjustment for normal reasons like Leakages etc. Abnormal meaning: Adjustment for reasons like Fire, Accident etc.

Add the products & quantity you want to decrease the product.

Total amount recovered : Sometimes you can recover some amount from the damaged stocks, like from insurance claims, selling of scraps etc. If there is no amount recovered then you can simply make it 0. The recovered amount is taken into consideration when making a profit & loss report, it is added to the total profit/loss.

The quantities entered for each product will be deducted from the available quantities.You can view the details of stock adjustment in “Stock Adjustment Report”.Also, Stock Adjustment is used in Profit & Loss Report (P & L Report). “Total Stock Adjustment” amount is deducted from (P & L Report) and “Total Stock Recovered” amount is added to Profit & Loss Report.

1.1 Show/Hide Price During Stock Adjustment

While adding a stock adjustment, you can hide the price of the product from certain users. This can be achieved by following the steps below.

Step 1 : Go to User Management > Roles.

Step 2 : Click the edit button of the required role, e.g., Warehouse Worker.

Step 3 : Under the Product Section, you can disable the ‘View Purchase Price’ checkbox. If this is disabled, the user with the particular role can’t see the price while adding a stock adjustment.

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What is Stock Adjustment? And how to use it?

1. Stock Adjustment

1.1 Show/Hide Price During Stock Adjustment