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Adjustments Out

It's important to ensure your stock levels are correct so you know how much you have to sell. You can use the product adjustment out to decrease the stock level for a product. Product adjustments only apply to product records with the type of stock item as they are the only records that have stock levels. Other types, non-stock and service, do not have stock levels.

When you use the Adjustment Out option the following updates are made:


To reduce a product's stock level

  1. From the Products window, select the product you want to adjust the stock level for.
  2. Click Adjustments Out > complete the window as follows:

    Product Code

    From the drop-down list choose the product record you want to make an adjustment for.

    Details

    The name of the product code automatically appears, but you can change this if required.

    Date

    Today’s date automatically appears, but you can change it if required.

    Ref

    Enter a reference to identify this adjustment.

    Project Ref

    Accounts Plus and Accounts Professional only

    If you want to associate this with a project, enter the project's reference code.

    When you save the transaction it posts to the project's activity.

    Cost Code

    Accounts Plus and Accounts Professional only

    If you enter a project reference you also need to enter the cost code for the transaction.

    Quantity

    Enter the quantity to reduce the In Stock balance for this product.

    In stock

    The current quantity in stock.

    Sale Price

    The sales price of the product.

    On order

    If you have placed a purchase order on order for this product, this shows the quantity ordered.

    Allocated

    Accounts Professional only

    The quantity of stock which is currently allocated to sales orders or projects.

  3. Save > Close.

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