Inventory adjustment refers to the process of ensuring the physical stock in a warehouse or store aligns accurately with inventory records. This crucial activity addresses discrepancies due to factors like theft, loss, damage, or administrative errors. Through inventory adjustment, businesses can maintain accurate inventory levels, ensuring reliable data for decision-making and operational efficiency.
Figure 4.5(a) Inventory Adjustments Table
Our Inventory Adjustments Table is customizable, enabling users to easily adjust display fields to fit their preferences with just a few simple settings. List of parameters for display fields are as below.
String | Length | Type | Source |
Reference *mandatory | 48 | Alphanumeric & Special | - |
Requester | 48 | Alphanumeric & Special | - |
Reason | - | Dropdown | Reason List |
Remark | 250 | Alphanumeric & Special | - |
Status | 32 | Alphanumeric & Special | - |
Expected Execute Date | - | Date Picker | - |
Company | - | Dropdown | Company List |
Table 4.5(a)
And users also do have the option to filter the table based on parameters listed below.
String | Length | Type | Source |
Reference | 128 | Alphanumeric & Special | - |
Company | - | Dropdown | Company List |
Table 4.5(b)
Users can add New Inventory Adjustments record into the inventory based on the few options below.
To add New Inventory Adjustment manually.
Figure 4.5(b) New Inventory Adjustments Adding through Manual Flow
To Import a set of data through predefined template.
Figure 4.5(c) New Inventory Adjustments Adding through Import Flow
Figure 4.5(d) New Inventory Adjustments through Import Flow
Figure 4.5(e) New Inventory Adjustments through Import Flow
Table 4.5(c) highlights criteria for data string input for Import Flow (Figure 4.1(c-e)).
String | Length | Type/Remark |
Reference No | 48 | Alphanumeric & Special |
SKU | 128 | Alphanumeric& Special |
Quantity | 8 | Positive or negative integer cannot exceed 1000000 |
Table 4.5(c)