| Customer Compensation Deduction |
Indicates the deduction of stock as compensation to a customer. |
| Customer Demo Unit Return |
Represents the return of demonstration units by customers. |
| Customer Demo Unit Usage |
Represents the usage or consumption of demonstration units by customers. |
| Customer Return Deduct Stock |
Represents the deduction of stock when processing customer returns. |
| Damaged Stock |
Represents stock that is damaged and needs to be written off. |
| Defective Product Return |
Represents the return of defective products by customers. |
| Demo Unit Loss |
Denotes the loss of demonstration units, resulting in a reduction in stock. |
| Exhibition Stock Out |
Represents the depletion of stock during an exhibition or trade show. |
| Expired Stock |
Denotes stock that has expired and is no longer suitable for sale. |
| Expired Stock Disposal |
Denotes the disposal of expired stock. |
| Finished Goods Production |
Represents the completion of the production process and the availability of finished goods in inventory. |
| Gift In |
Denotes the receipt of gifted items into the inventory. |
| Gift Out |
Denotes the giving away of items as gifts, resulting in a reduction in stock. |
| Gift Out Loss |
Denotes the loss of stock when giving away items as gifts. |
| Gift Return |
Represents the return of gifted items, resulting in a reduction of stock. |
| Goods Inward |
Indicates the receipt of new stock or goods into the inventory. |
| Manufacturing Return |
Represents the return of manufactured items that were not used in the final product. |
| Material Consumption |
Represents the usage or consumption of raw materials for production, reducing stock. |
| Obsolete |
Marks items as obsolete, typically resulting in a reduction in stock. No longer produced or used; out of date. |
| Obsolete Stock Removal |
Represents the removal of obsolete stock from inventory. |
| Opening Stock |
Represents the initial/Opening stock levels when setting up the inventory. |
| Other Stock In |
Used for other stock additions not categorized above. |
| Other Stock Out |
Used for other stock deductions not categorized above. |
| Production |
Represents the production or manufacturing of goods, increasing stock. |
| Promotional Stock Addition |
Represents the addition of stock for promotional or marketing purposes. |
| Purchase Return Add Stock |
Indicates the return of purchased items to the inventory, adding them back to stock. |
| Quality Check Failed |
Indicates that items have failed quality checks and cannot be sold. |
| Quality Check Passed |
Indicates that items have passed quality checks and are approved for sale. |
| Repair Add Stock |
Indicates the repair of defective items, resulting in the addition of stock. |
| Repair Deduct Stock |
Indicates the deduction of stock when defective items are sent for repair. |
| Reserved Stock Allocation |
Represents the deduction of stock for specific purposes, such as customer orders or production orders. |
| Rework |
Represents the process of reworking defective items to make them suitable for sale. |
| Sales |
Represents the sale of finished goods to customers, reducing stock. |
| Sales Return Add Stock |
Denotes the return of sold items from customers, adding them back to stock. |
| Sample Consumption |
Represents the consumption of items for sampling purposes. |
| Sample Distribution |
Represents the distribution of samples to potential customers. |
| Sample Expiration Loss |
Represents the loss of stock when samples expire. |
| Sample IN |
Denotes the transfer of Sample stock into the current storage location. |
| Sample Return |
Denotes the return of samples, resulting in a reduction of stock. |
| Shrinkage |
Represents the loss of stock due to theft, spoilage, or other uncontrollable factors. |
| Stock Adjustment Add |
Used for manual adjustments to correct discrepancies in stock levels, typically adding stock. |
| Stock Adjustment Out |
Used for manual adjustments to correct discrepancies in stock levels, typically reducing stock. |
| Stock Adjustment Pilferage |
Used for adjustments to correct stock levels due to pilferage or theft. |
| Stock Adjustment Spoilage |
Used for adjustments to correct stock levels due to spoilage. |
| Stock Conversion In |
Denotes the conversion of one stock item into another, resulting in an increase in stock. |
| Stock Conversion Loss |
Denotes the loss of stock during a conversion process. |
| Stock Conversion Out |
Denotes the conversion of one stock item into another, resulting in a decrease in stock. |
| Stock Disposal |
Indicates the intentional disposal of stock that cannot be used or sold. |
| Stock Transfer In |
Denotes the transfer of stock into the current storage location. |
| Stock Transfer Loss |
Denotes the loss of stock during a transfer between locations. |
| Stock Transfer Out |
Denotes the transfer of stock out of the current storage location. |
| Stock Write Off |
Denotes the permanent removal of items from inventory, typically due to write-off. |
| Vendor Compensation Addition |
Indicates the addition of stock as compensation from a vendor. |
| Wastage |
Indicates the disposal or wastage of unsalvageable items, reducing stock. |