Operations · Lesson 54 · 2 min 33 s
Stock: receiving, moving and putting counts right
Receive stock at a cost, see the average cost, move stock to a van, put counts right with a reason, and reverse a mistake.
What's in this video
- When stock arrives that isn't taken in through Purchasing, record it in Stock. Click Receive.
- Choose where it's going: Main store. Then the item, how many, and the cost each. That's what you paid, before VAT. Fifty compression elbows, at one pound ten each.
- For a second item on the same delivery, click Add another item. Ten filters, at six pounds sixty. Add the delivery note number, and click Receive.
- Stock keeps an average cost for each item. Our filters cost six pounds before, and these cost more, so the average goes up a little. Open Items to see it.
- That average is what a job is charged when the part is used. Next, give Owen some elbows for his van. Click Move stock.
- From Main store, to Van 3. Choose the item, and it shows how many are there. Ten, and click Move stock.
- Engineers whose role has Use can do this themselves, between a store and their own van.
- When a count is wrong, because something was damaged, lost, found or out of date, use Adjust.
- Choose where, and the reason. Then the item, Take away or Add, and how many. Owen dropped a filter on site, and cracked it.
- A note is always needed, saying what happened. Stock won't save an adjustment without a reason and a note. Click Save adjustment.
- Every change is kept in History: what changed, where, how many are left, the cost, and who did it and why. You can filter by item, by store or van, and by date.
- Nothing is ever edited or deleted. Say the filter was fine after all. Click Reverse on that line, say why, and click Reverse.
- The original stays in the history, marked Reversed, with the reversal next to it. So the record is always complete.
- In the next video, we'll use parts on jobs, and see what engineers get on their phones.
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