Item Movements

The Item Movements page provides traceability for operations that change stock quantities. Check records here first when investigating a difference.

Find a movement

• Filter by product and warehouse.
• Narrow the operation date.
• Check whether the movement is inbound or outbound.
• Open the relevant record and confirm its source and destination.

Review these details

• Product and quantity affected by the movement
• Source and destination warehouse
• Operation date and status
• The operation or document that created the movement

Tip

When a quantity on a stock card is unexpected, review the most recent movements for the same product and warehouse in date order.

Item Movements page

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1. 1. Set the date range for the operation period you need to review.
2. 2. Filter or export the list with the warehouse selector and toolbar.
3. 3. The movement type distinguishes the purpose of inbound, outbound, and stock-adjustment records.

Create movement panel

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1. 1. Inbound increases stock for products received into the warehouse.
2. 2. Outbound records products leaving the warehouse.
3. 3. Stock Increase raises the quantity after a count or adjustment.
4. 4. Stock Decrease lowers the quantity after a count or adjustment.
5. 5. The warehouse and operation date determine which stock is affected.
6. 6. A movement record cannot be completed without selecting a product row.