Count your stock
Walk the warehouse with a phone or a scanner, count every item, see what is off, then apply the counts to what you own.
WhereInventory›Stock count
A stock count checks what is really on your shelves against what the system says you own. Nothing changes until you apply it.
Steps
- Open Inventory and press Stock count beside the tabs.
- Press Start a count (or Continue if one is already open).
- Narrow the list to the part of the warehouse you are counting: Inventory or Components, a category and a subcategory.
- Press Scan and scan each item's label: every scan counts one more. A tagged unit's tag marks that unit seen.
- For anything counted by hand, type the number in its row.
- Check the table: Owned, Counted and Off by for each item. Tick Only what was counted to see just what you have done.
- Press Apply and confirm. Each count becomes Quantity owned, plus what is out on jobs.
Or press Discard to throw the count away.
Good to know
- Each item shows when it was Last counted and by whom. Each count keeps who applied or discarded it.
- Only one count is open at a time. Starting another tells you whose is open, so you continue it or apply it first.
- A tagged unit that was not seen is named after you apply. Nothing about it changes on its own: open its page and decide (mark it lost, or scan it next time).
- A kit is counted through its parts, and a service is not stock. Scanning either tells you so.
- An item missing from a pickup is counted as owned and out, so it does not show as missing twice. See Damaged and missing items.
- Counting needs a role that can change products.
If something goes wrong
- "A count is already open." Someone else started one. Continue it, or apply it first.
- A scan answers with an order or quote. You scanned the paperwork. Scan the item's label instead.
Still stuck? Tell us what you pressed and what you saw. A person reads every message.
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