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Process · Stock execution

Stock execution

Approved stock work needs a clear distinction between a held claim and a posted effect. The reservation protects available quantity for a request. The stock movement records the signed quantity that actually changed at a location and links it back to the parent request.

Step by step

  1. Reserve quantity Inventory Coordinator

    Inventory Coordinator checks the approved request, item and location, then records an Active claim with quantity and expiry.

    • Holds eligible quantity for approved work
    • Updates Stock reservations, Stock requests
  2. Check lot eligibility Inventory Coordinator

    Where the item is lot tracked, Inventory Coordinator checks the lot code, expiry and release state before using it for ordinary stock work.

    • Identifies lot state and expiry
    • Updates Stock lots, Stock items
  3. Post movement Inventory Coordinator

    Inventory Coordinator records the signed quantity, item, location, parent request and source effect key. Mark the effect posted only when the physical event is confirmed.

    • Records the actual signed stock effect
    • Updates Stock movements, Stock requests
  4. Resolve claim Inventory Coordinator

    Inventory Coordinator consumes the matched reservation or releases a claim that is no longer needed.

    • Reconciles the held quantity with action
    • Updates Stock reservations, Stock movements
  5. Reconcile evidence Inventory Reviewer

    Inventory Reviewer compares the posted effect, reviewed revision and operation receipt before treating the request as executed.

    • Checks result and source revision
    • Updates Operation receipts, Stock movements
Inventory Coordinator
Reserves and posts; Inventory Reviewer reconciles; Auditor traces effects and corrections; App Administrator maintains item and location scope.

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