Release stock commitments or compensate a posted effect while retaining the original records.
Inventory Supervisor examines the request, held reservations and posted movements. Determine whether the change concerns authorized request scope or an inventory effect already posted.
Inventory Supervisor uses the correction action to change the authorized quantity or cancel eligible request scope. Held reservations are released so that stock availability reflects the changed commitment.
When a posted movement needs reversal, Inventory Supervisor uses the reversal action. It creates a compensating movement linked to the original and corrects the lot balance while keeping the original movement immutable.
Inventory Supervisor checks the prior result before retrying. A repeated correction returns its earlier outcome, and a repeated reversal returns the existing compensating movement.
Inventory Supervisor checks the corrected scope against the movement evidence. Auditor follows the retained decisions and receipts to explain both the original action and the correction.
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