1. SCM with Cycle Counting
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Process · Stock execution

Stock execution

A stock request can lead to a receipt, move or issue. The item, location and optional lot define the exact stock position. Posted movements determine on-hand quantity. Active reservations reduce available quantity before another request can claim it. Warehouse Operator records the actual physical effect against the request so a reviewer can follow the source.

Step by step

  1. Prepare Stock Request Inventory Coordinator

    Inventory Coordinator records the item, location, requested units and owner.

    • Defines requested scope
    • Updates Stock requests
  2. Check Item and Location Inventory Coordinator

    Inventory Coordinator checks the base unit, active setup and applicable lot release state.

    • Checks eligible identity
    • Updates Stock items, Stock lots, Storage locations
  3. Reserve Eligible Stock Warehouse Operator

    Warehouse Operator identifies available quantity after active reservations and ties a claim to the exact item, location and lot.

    • Claims available quantity
    • Updates Stock reservations, Stock movements
  4. Confirm Physical Issue Warehouse Operator

    Warehouse Operator records the physical issue and marks its reservation Consumed.

    • Consumes the claim
    • Updates Stock reservations
  5. Record Stock Effect Warehouse Operator

    Warehouse Operator appends a posted movement with a signed quantity and source effect key.

    • Changes on-hand quantity
    • Updates Stock movements, Stock requests
  6. Reconcile Outcome Inventory Reviewer

    Inventory Reviewer compares the operation receipt's effect references with the posted movement.

    • Confirms one linked effect
    • Updates Operation receipts, Stock movements
Inventory Coordinator
Prepares the request; Warehouse Operator reserves and records physical work; Inventory Reviewer checks the resulting effect; Program Manager monitors exceptions.

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