Sample workflow — Retail & Warehouse Management
How a delivery becomes a double-checked stock record
Walk through how goods arriving at the dock get checked against the original order before they ever touch your stock records.
Goods received at the dock
When a delivery arrives, it's logged against the purchase order it belongs to — not entered as a standalone note.
Quantity matched to the order
The quantity actually received is checked line-by-line against what was ordered, catching short or excess deliveries immediately.
Mismatch flagged to the purchase team
Any shortfall or excess is sent straight to the purchase team to resolve with the vendor, instead of being quietly absorbed into stock.
Stock record updated
Once confirmed, the actual received quantity updates your inventory record directly — no separate stock-take needed to catch the difference.
- Deliveries counted by hand, checked against paper POs later
- Shortfalls often only noticed during a stock-take
- Vendor disputes handled weeks after the delivery
- Every delivery checked against its order on arrival
- Shortfalls and excess flagged the same day
- Stock records always reflect what actually came in
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