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Stock on Handnoun · abbr.

The physical quantity of an item currently in your possession.

Stock on hand is the raw count of units physically present across your locations, before any deductions for reservations or commitments. It answers the question "what is actually on the shelf right now?"

It differs from available stock, which subtracts quantities already allocated to orders. Teams that confuse the two oversell, so most systems display both figures side by side.

Also called

  • on-hand quantity
  • physical stock

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Inventory Management

Related terms

Available to Promise

ATP

The stock you can genuinely commit to a new order after existing allocations.

Cycle Count

Counting a subset of inventory on a rolling schedule instead of all at once.

Stock Adjustment

A correction to recorded stock to match the physical count.

Negative Stock

A recorded quantity below zero, signalling a sequencing or accuracy failure.

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