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Starting a stocktake you will be taken to the stocktaking screen.
Your first step on preforming a stocktake is to take a snapshot of the system, before you start your stocktake. A snapshot saves your current stock levels in to a stocktake, for you to then later compare your count.
Your next step is to count the stock .
Most customers use stocktaking scanners to stocktake, however you can instead export the product stock list and use this in excel to update the stock level instead of using a scanner.
A guide to our loan scanners can be found here.
Please Note: In order to update stock levels PLU and quantity have to exist in the excel file.
A global stocktakes scanning everything in the branch selected.
A partial stocktake example is where you are only scanning one brand.
A stocktake is most accurate when done whilst closed.
If your stocktaking whilst trading, you will need to check stock levels of items sold on the days you have been stock counting.
You can only stocktake one branch at a time.
Make sure your scanner is clear before you start the stocktake.
Multiple Branches - Make sure all transfers have been accepted and ask all stores not to transfer stock whilst stocktakes are being carried out.
View stocktake takes you to the view screen. This is where you upload your counts, compare results and update the stocktake.
Stock Count is now imported, the system will remove any invalid barcodes. To view count information press print.
You can view/print the discrepancy results by pressing print.
Please Note: Comparing the results does not update the system you will need to press update to update the system to what you have counted.
| Results Explained | |
| Stock | The systems stock unit, cost and retail totals. |
| Compared | The counted stock unit, cost and retail totals. |
| Gained | The over all figure of items gained. For example you have 0 in stock but have scanned 1 |
| Lost | The over all figure of items lost. For example you have 1 in stock but haven't scanned it |
| Difference | Gained - Lost = Difference |
| Coverage | Based on number of items in stock in the system vs items scanned percentage coverage |
| Difference % | Overall Difference % for example -3%, would be a 3% loss overall |
This updates the stock to what you have counted and compared.
WARNING: This operation is permanent and can not be undone. Please make sure you are 100% happy to update.
You do not need to update it straight away, but its better sooner, rather than later.
If you have closed out of the stocktake, to open you stocktake:
Our stocktaking feature of the system is split in to four steps.
Most customers use stocktaking scanners to stocktake, however you can instead export the product stock list and use this in excel to update the stock level instead of using a scanner.
A guide to our loan scanners can be found here.
Please Note: In order to update stock levels PLU and quantity have to exist in the excel file.
Running a snapshot captures the stock levels at the time the snapshot is ran.
This is usually ran before you start the stocktake.
You can also use a snapshot to capture your year end.
There are different types of stock takes:
Stock count is where you upload your scanning results or stocktaking file.
A guide to our loan scanners can be found here.
To check if any Barcode/PLU are invalid press the print button and select Invalid products press OK. A list will now appear to print. Invalid Barcode/PLU will not be included in the stocktake.
If you have multiple scanners or files to upload, you will need to upload each file individually. Then once all the files are uploaded and saved you can use the combine button to combine them together.
This is the stage where the system snapshot is compared to your count.
Usually the support desk can help you understand the stock take figures and give you a discrepancy's only report.
From this information you can decide whether you want to update the stock to what you have compared or you can manually update the stock yourself.
Update, updates the stock to what was compared.
WARNING: This operation is permanent and can not be undone. Please make sure you are 100% happy to update.
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