Count your stock and correct the figures
The stock count sheet, how a difference becomes an adjustment, and when to use a damage record instead.
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Transfers, and the one field that decides whether any stock actually moves.
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A transfer moves stock from one of your warehouses to another. Nothing is bought and nothing is sold, so the total the business owns does not change. Only where it sits changes.
You need more than one warehouse for this to be useful, and how many you may have is set by your plan.
The form warns you to choose carefully, because Status is what decides whether any stock moves.
| Status | What happens to stock |
|---|---|
| Pending | Nothing moves at either warehouse until somebody approves it |
| Sent | Stock leaves the source warehouse only. It is in transit |
| Completed | Stock leaves the source and arrives at the destination |
If a line is above what the source warehouse holds, the screen warns you and still lets you save, because the server does not refuse it today. That leaves the warehouse with a negative figure. Fix the line rather than saving through the warning.
Open the row menu and choose Approved. The confirmation says the stock leaves the source warehouse and arrives at the destination, and the status becomes Completed. It cannot be set back to Pending afterwards.
Only an owner or an administrator sees that action. If it is not in your menu, your role does not carry it.
Deleting a transfer reverses the movement at both warehouses first, then removes it for good. There is no bin.
The stock count sheet, how a difference becomes an adjustment, and when to use a damage record instead.
7 min read
General settings, invoice templates and the handful of choices that are painful to change once you have been trading for a month.
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Every field on the product form, which eight are required, and what Initial Stock actually does.
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