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| Revision History | |
|---|---|
| 24.03.2011 | |
| Tab pages were transformed into panels. | |
| 26.09.2012 | |
| The Clipboard menu was added to the context menu of the data grid. A description of the New stock limits multiple entry window was added. | |
| 10.02.2014 | |
| The Select from stock items command was added to the context menu. | |
| 05.06.2015 | |
| A description of the stock item standard consumption rate change was added. | |
| 30.06.2015 | |
| The Change standard consumption rates and Apply calculated value commands were added to the context menu. | |
| 12.10.2015 | |
| The Use in purchases field was added to the Stock limit window | |
Stock limits define the minimum, maximum, and optimal levels of stock items to be held in the store.
Using stock limits makes it easy to determine what quantities of stock items should be ordered from suppliers or from other stores in the system.
Stock limits are used to manage inventories within your enterprise. They help to maintain the necessary stock levels and avoid stock shortages and excesses, which in turn helps to avoid wastage of goods with limited shelf lives.
For stock items that are used regularly, you can also set standard daily consumption rates. Standard daily consumption values are used to populate original planned requests and planned supplier requests.
An estimated standard daily consumption rate is calculated based on the stock-out documents (stock-out records, stock adjustment records, etc.) that were created for a selected store during a specified period. For each store, you can select which stock-out document types will be taken into account when the average daily consumption rate is calculated.
