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Process · Release and execute

Release and execute

Authorize the current request scope and post its stock effect once.

Step by step

  1. Review stock request Inventory Supervisor

    Inventory Supervisor compares the request quantity, item and locations with the return grade and evidence. The decision sets the authorized scope for the stock action.

    • Confirms current authorized quantity
    • Updates Stock requests, Return grades, Record attachments
    ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.
  2. Release disposition Inventory Supervisor

    The supervisor records a reasoned decision against the expected request revision. Approval can release accepted scope; a rejected, returned or escalated decision remains visible for follow-up. Executed or cancelled requests and stale revisions are refused.

    • Records decision and advances source revision
    • Updates Review decisions, Stock requests
    ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.
  3. Execute stock request Inventory Clerk

    Inventory Clerk runs the approved action. The workflow posts a signed movement, updates the lot on-hand balance, marks the request executed and records an operation receipt. A repeated call with the same source effect key returns the existing effect.

    • Posts signed quantity and records result
    • Updates Stock requests, Stock movements, Stock lots, Operation receipts
  4. Check the posting Inventory Supervisor

    The clerk reads the movement and receipt before treating the stock action as finished. Inventory Supervisor uses the ledger when the physical quantity or destination needs investigation.

    • Confirms the observed stock effect
    • Updates Stock movements, Operation receipts
Inventory Supervisor
Reviews and releases.
Inventory Clerk
Executes and checks the stock result.
Auditor
Can read the decision and movement trail.

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