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Run a stocktake

Use a stocktake when you need a physical count for a scoped slice of inventory. A draft snapshots expected available quantity; completion posts the differences to the ledger.

4 steps / ~6 minDraft -> Completedcompletion is final

  1. Create and scope the count. From Inventory > Stocktakes, choose New stocktake. Pick a creation mode, location, name, and required reason.

    ModeWhat it snapshots
    EmptyStarts with no lines. Add items manually.
    Items in stockActive eligible items with available stock above zero at the selected location.
    All itemsEvery active material and product item.
    New stocktake
    Name*
    June yard count
    Mode
    Items in stock
    Reason*
    Quarter-end
  2. Count each item. Counting is blind — the draft hides the expected quantity and variance until the completion preview. Enter Counted quantity for each line. Blank counts are not treated as zero during draft editing. Lot-tracked items expand into lot rows, and the parent item line rolls up from counted lots once all relevant lot rows are counted.

    June yard count / draft
    ItemUnitCounted
    Screened Compostbag44
    Coir Pithbag30
    Perlite - Coarsebag15

    Expected and variance stay hidden until the completion preview.

  3. Capture found lots. If a tracked item has a physical lot that is not listed, add a found lot with a lot number and counted quantity. Adding found lots requires lot-tracking access; the lot number cannot match a lot already on the count.

    Screened Compost / lots + Add found lot
    LotCounted
    R-11426
    R-118 found18
  4. Complete and post variances. Choose Complete. ashicore compares your counts against current live stock — not just the snapshot — and posts each line as a gain, a loss, or verified with no change. It stamps applied deltas, updates last verified dates, and locks the stocktake as completed.

Completed stocktakes are inventory history. To repeat the same scope, clone the stocktake and enter a new required reason. To correct a mistake after completion, run another stocktake or use Adjust stock.