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Stock status

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This screen presents the inventory status of the managed products.

Using the screen

Access: Products → Stock status

The screen presents the list of products whose stock is managed. The drop-down lists at the top of the screen allow you to specify selection criteria for the display.

The V Inputs and V Outputs columns are the virtual inputs and outputs. For example, depending on the settings you have chosen, a product may enter virtual stock between the date the order is sent to your supplier, and the date the product is received in your physical stock. And exit virtually between the customer order date and the delivery note date (the reference parts can be configured via the general settings).

The inclusion in the virtual stock on entry or exit begins from the moment the reference part is no longer in the “draft” state, and stops from the moment the reference date of the part is indicated, according to the table below:

Virtual entries

Virtual outings

The Potential stock at DD/MM column displays the virtual stock calculated to date, which gives greater precision for the overall virtual stock, expressed without notion of date. It is displayed according to the settings of replenishment options.

The ST (status) column displays the stock status of the product, based on the defined stock thresholds (alert, safety, maximum stocks).

The 1 drop-down list allows you to select other views:

The Enter and Exit buttons allow you to enter stock entries and exits for the product selected in the table.

The Availability/Empl button displays availability by location, if the locations are managed.

The Replenishment button initiates a supplier order for the products selected in the table, which require replenishment, based on your stock management objectives, while the Dde prx button generates a price request based on the same rules.

The 2 button limits the display to products with non-zero current stock.

Stock valuation view

The “Valuation” view has the following columns:

Note: The PAMP is calculated using one of the methods specified in the general application configuration (CUMP, PEPS/FIFO, or DEPS/LIFO).

Before using the PAMP valuation column, it is necessary to ensure that the last PAMP calculation was carried out on the reference date that suits you, as described on the page Calculation of PAMP. For example, if you want the day-to-day valuation, recalculate the PAMP on today's date then consult this screen, or if you want it on the closing date of your financial year, recalculate the PAMP on this date then consult this screen (the screen does not recalculate the PAMP, which must be calculated first).

Context menu options

The screen options menu offers: * Do not display products without alert allows you not to display products “without stock alert”, i.e. whose alert stock and minimum stock are at zero.


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