The Stock Deductions section is used to remove items from your inventory. This is useful for tracking damaged, expired, or otherwise unusable stock.
Accessing Stock Deductions
- Open your Dashboard
- Navigate to Inventory > Stocks Deductions
Add New Stock Deductions
To add a new stock deduction, click on the '+' button
The following fields are required to create a deduction
| Field | Required | Usage |
| Comment | Optional | Additional notes or instructions for this deduction |
| Item Table | ||
| Item | Yes | The item being deducted |
| Location | Yes | The location from which this item is deducted |
| Quantity | Yes | The quantity to deduct for this item |
| Cost | Optional | The unit cost of the item |
Delete of Stock Deduction
To remove a stock deduction from the system
- Select the stock deduction(s) to delete
- Click on More Actions
- Select Delete Selected
- Confirm the deletion when prompted
Note:
Deleting a stock deduction record will return the deducted stock to your inventory. The quantity of that item will increase accordingly.
In the example above, the Stock Deduction #3 will be removed.
Export of Stock Deductions
To export stock deductions to an Excel file:
- Select the stock deduction(s) to export
- Click on More Actions
- Select Export Selected
An Excel file containing all selected stock deductions will be generated.
Import Stock Deductions
The import feature allows you to quickly add or update stock deductions:
- Prepare an Excel file containing the required stock deduction data
- Click on More Actions
- Select Import File
- Upload your Excel file
The system will automatically create new stock deductions or update existing ones based on the provided information.
Notes:
- The import feature allows adding or updating one stock deduction at a time.
- Leave the
Item Deduction IDfield blank to create a new reservation.- Providing a
Item Deduction IDwill update the existing Stock deduction with that ID.- Always review and verify the Excel file before importing to ensure all data are accurate, complete, and correctly formatted to prevent errors during import.
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