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* [[App:Warehouse facilities administration|Warehouse facilities administration]] - Maintaining a list of warehouses | * [[App:Warehouse facilities administration|Warehouse facilities administration]] - Maintaining a list of warehouses | ||
* [[App:Warehouse area administration|Warehouse area administration]] - Each warehouse bears areas, which drive the operation mode | * [[App:Warehouse area administration|Warehouse area administration]] - Each warehouse bears areas, which drive the operation mode | ||
== Inventory content management == | |||
* AdHoc stocktaking - Use this to immediately fix not matching stock quantites | |||
* Structured stocktaking - Use this to perform a full stocktaking job, with one or multiple counting runs. Tpically this freezes the stock area and is performed only once or twice a year. | |||
* Rolling stocktaking - use this to define and perform regular countings but therefore small chunks. | |||
== Related articles == | == Related articles == | ||
* [[Warehouse Management System (WMS)]] | * [[Warehouse Management System (WMS)]] | ||
Revision as of 14:41, 28 October 2023
Inventory structure management
This part of inventory management is about managing the structure of the warehouses. It is mostly done once and then is stable for a long time.
- Warehouse facilities administration - Maintaining a list of warehouses
- Warehouse area administration - Each warehouse bears areas, which drive the operation mode
Inventory content management
- AdHoc stocktaking - Use this to immediately fix not matching stock quantites
- Structured stocktaking - Use this to perform a full stocktaking job, with one or multiple counting runs. Tpically this freezes the stock area and is performed only once or twice a year.
- Rolling stocktaking - use this to define and perform regular countings but therefore small chunks.