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Stock Adjustments

Create a simple stock adjustment

Open any stock-tracked product in your inventory in CRM and locate the Stock Movements tab. If the tab is not visible, it could be because:

Click on the Add Stock Adjustment button and a new form will open where you can add in the following details:

  • Location – where the stock adjustment will take place.
  • Quantity – a positive or negative number.
  • GL Code: the GL code that will apply to the adjustment transaction when it is posted to your accounting system.
  • Unit Cost: the original cost of the item you are adjusting.
  • Narrative: any notes or details that apply (this is very useful later on when reconciling transactions).

Click on Save or Save & New when you are done.

Adjustments for batch-tracked items

Open any batch-tracked product in your inventory in CRM and locate the Stock Movements tab. If the tab is not visible, it could be because:

Click on the Add Batch Adjustment button and a new form will open where you can add in the following details:

  • Batch: select the existing batch number you are adjusting.
  • Location: the current Location of the batch.
  • Quantity: a positive or negative number.

Click on Save or Save & New when you are done.

Adjustments for serialised items

Open any stock-tracked product in your inventory in CRM and locate the Stock Movements tab. If the tab is not visible, it could be because:

Click on the Add Serial Number Adjustment button and a new form will open where you can add in the following details:

  • Serial Number: select the existing serial number you are adjusting.
  • Location: the current Location of the serial.
  • Quantity: a positive or negative number.

Click on Save or Save & New when you are done.

Adjustment Quantity

When entering in the Quantity figure, this can be a positive or negative figure, for example:

  1. CRM says I have 10 bananas, but I only count 5 in my warehouse. I would enter in “-5” in the Quantity field which would reduce the stock on hand from 10 to 5.
  2. However, if CRM said I had 5 bananas, but I actually had 10 physically on hand, I would enter in “5” in the Quantity field which would increase the stock on hand from 5 to 10.

This is different to a Stocktake, where the quantity figure you enter would be the new quantity i.e. in scenario 1 above, I would enter “5” and in scenario 2 I would enter “10”.

Sync adjustments from CRM to MYOB or Xero

Before you do this, ensure that you have selected a bank account for stock adjustments to be posted to in your MYOB or Xero sync settings. 

This can be done by pushing a bulk export of stock adjustments to your accounting system.

  • Go to Admin > Integrations and select your accounting system.
  • Scroll down to the section for stock adjustments.
  • Click on the MYOB or Xero logo and then select Export – this will then start the processing of syncing any un-synced stock adjustments over to your accounting system.

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