Stock Adjustment

Stock Adjustments are used to add or reduce the quantity of a specific stock item in the system, ensuring that recorded stock levels accurately reflect what is physically available.

Adjustments are typically made for three main reasons: 

  • Lost Stock: Items that have gone missing.
  • Broken Stock: Broken items or items whose packaging is badly damaged so that they can no longer be used. 
  • Expired Stock: Items that have passed the use-by date.

Once a Stock Adjustment is recorded, the updated amount is reflected in the system, and the adjusted items will no longer appear as stock on hand. By managing stock in this way, you maintain accurate inventory, reduce errors, and support both operational and financial efficiency in the Practice.

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