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Process · Exception review

Exception review

Operation Receipts hold an operation key, action, expected revision, result state, occurrence date and any failure reason. Their link to the parent stock request makes an exception traceable to the work that was attempted. Inventory Reviewer uses this context to decide what needs reconciliation.

Step by step

  1. Prepare request Inventory Coordinator

    Inventory Coordinator records the intended item, quantity, owner and location on the request.

    • Defines intended work
    • Updates Stock requests
  2. Submit for review Inventory Coordinator

    The coordinator presents the revision and supporting evidence.

    • Presents the revision
    • Updates Stock requests, Record attachments
  3. Decide revision Inventory Reviewer

    Inventory Reviewer records a reasoned decision on the frozen revision.

    • Retains reviewer and reason
    • Updates Review decisions
    ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.
  4. Execute approved action Inventory Coordinator

    The coordinator follows the approved work and inspects the operation receipt.

    • Records the attempted result
    • Updates Operation receipts
  5. Reconcile evidence Inventory Reviewer

    The reviewer compares expected revision, result and recorded effects.

    • Checks effects against intention
    • Updates Stock movements, Stock reservations, Recall scopes
  6. Resolve exceptions Inventory Reviewer

    The team investigates Failed or needs review results and records the outcome in the connected work trail.

    • Retains failure reason and follow-up
    • Updates Operation receipts, Stock requests
Inventory Reviewer
Owns the evidence comparison; Inventory Coordinator supplies request context and follows the result; Auditor reads the authorized trail.

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