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The Stock management module can save status for stocks of products into warehouses and edit/correct quantities of products.
The Stock management module can save status for stocks of products into warehouses and edit/correct quantities of products.
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See also [[Module Inventory]] to manage stock inventories
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It provides also features like Replenishments and Inventories.
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=Installation=
=Installation=
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*'''Physical stock''' is the quantity of products in the warehouses.
*'''Physical stock''' is the quantity of products in the warehouses.
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*'''Virtual stock''' is the physical stock MINUS the number of products ordered by customers (orders with status validated) PLUS the quantity ordered from suppliers (orders with status "sent to the supplier").
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*'''Virtual stock''' is the physical stock we will have once all pending sale, purchase and manufacturing orders will be done (so current real stock MINUS the number of products ordered by customers (orders with status "validated") PLUS the quantity ordered from suppliers (orders with status "sent to the supplier") MINUS quantity of product to consume in Manufacturing Orders PLUS quantity of product to produce in Manufacturing Orders (if you use them).
=Create a warehouse=
=Create a warehouse=
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=Manual stock updates=
=Manual stock updates=
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If you wish to make adjustments to the existing stock amounts (because of internal production, theft, loss, aging, ...), you can do it directly via the stock tab on the page of the product.
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If you wish to make adjustments to the existing stock amounts (because of internal production, theft, loss, aging, ...), you can do it directly via :
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Use the label field to specify the reason for the change, or to add miscellaneous information.
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*the tab "Stock" of a product.
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*the tab "Stock movement" of a warehouse.
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Use the button "Correct Stock" or "Transfer Stock" if you want to manually move some products from one warehouse to another one. Enter a code and label for the moment (for example to set the reason for the change).
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=Replenishment=
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The replenishment is a feature to generate orders for suppliers so your stock will be restored to a desired value.
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=Inventories=
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From menu Stocks - Inventories, you will find features to make an inventory.
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See page [[Inventories]] for documentation on how to make an inventory.
=Warehouse strategy and valuation=
=Warehouse strategy and valuation=
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*FIFO: First in, first out
*FIFO: First in, first out
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*LIFO: Last in, last out
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*LIFO: Last in, first out
*FEFO: First expiry, first out
*FEFO: First expiry, first out
Currently, Dolibarr does not suggest any product lot or warehouse by priority when you ship a product.
Currently, Dolibarr does not suggest any product lot or warehouse by priority when you ship a product.
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You choose from the interface which product/lot quantity, from which warehouse you use. So the removal strategy is a manual selection by the user. You can choose according to FIFO, LIFO, or FEFO, at each shipment.
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You choose from the interface which product/lot quantity, from which warehouse you will make the movement. So the removal strategy is a manual selection by the user. You can choose according to FIFO, LIFO, or FEFO, at each shipment.
In a future, a removal strategy may be implemented so the application will use a default choice to suggest the lot/serial/warehouse/qty to match a default removal strategy rule.
In a future, a removal strategy may be implemented so the application will use a default choice to suggest the lot/serial/warehouse/qty to match a default removal strategy rule.