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Inventory and stock control

Inventory records

Understand physical stock alongside quantities reserved for orders.

Part of Inventory and stock control
bmanager.io / Inventory and stock controlExample workspace
Warehouse / Stock by location

Every unit has a place.

BM-1024
Arc dining chairNatural oak
Physical stock24
Reserved6
Available18
Where the stock is held
LocationQuantityContext
A-01-0316Picking area
B-04-028Reserve storage
Total24Across two locations
Stock movement history
Goods receivedPurchase PO-1048 · +12 unitsRecorded
Stock countA-01-03 · 16 units countedReviewed
Order demand6 units tied to processing ordersReserved
Last receipt3 October
Units sold / 30 days18
Next reviewStock and demand

Illustrative stock record. Supplier stock and physical warehouse stock are separate quantities.

Illustrative product view · Example data

Inventory and stock control

From context
to action.

Create a shared stock view for operational work.

  1. 01

    Review the context

    Search the SKU.

  2. 02

    Work with the detail

    Compare location quantities and total stock.

  3. 03

    Move the work forward

    Review reserved and available quantities.

Availability is distinct from the physical quantity on the shelf.

A connected capability

Inventory records

Manage product inventory records and associated location quantities.

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Keep the context connected

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