Overview

Products can be converted into other products by "rebooking" them with goods rebooks.

Goods rebooks are used to correct or adjust inventory records to address discrepancies or changes in stock management while preserving data integrity.

Goods rebooks are commonly used to fix errors in inventory transactions, such as incorrect quantities or item codes, recorded during goods receipts or stock movements. Goods rebooks also enable the reallocation of inventory between locations, warehouses, or categories, such as reclassifying damaged goods or quality-assured stock.

Additionally, they help align physical stock with financial records during audits, ensuring accurate inventory valuation. Rebooks are essential for reclassifying items due to changes in usability, such as converting defective goods into scrap or changing purchased work equipment into fixed assets.

Most common use for goods rebooks is to rebook goods between different product codes (SKU-s). But not all product types can be rebooked to all other product types. This is managed through the "rebook matrix".

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Create new goods transfer

Update existing goods transfer

Delete goods transfer

Cancel goods transfer

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Create new goods rebook

Update existing goods rebook

Delete goods rebook

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Create new goods writeoff

Update existing goods writeoff

Updating booking date on goods writeoffs

Delete goods writeoff

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Create new warehouse

Update existing warehouse

Delete warehouse

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Create new warehouse location

Update existing warehoues locations

Delete warehouse locations

Initial stock

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