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Troubleshooting: Stock Mismatch

Use this guide when AWRA stock does not match physical stock, available stock, scanner results, or expected movement history.

A stock mismatch means the quantity you expect does not match the quantity shown, counted, reserved, available, or reported. Do not adjust stock immediately. First investigate filters, movements, transfers, returns, POS sales, receiving, counts, and units.

First Checks

  1. Confirm item, SKU, barcode, unit of measure, warehouse, location, branch, and date range.
  2. Check whether you are viewing total stock, available stock, reserved stock, or one warehouse only.
  3. Review recent check-ins, check-outs, transfers, returns, adjustments, POS sales, sales fulfillment, and counts.
  4. Check whether stock is in transit, pending approval, held, damaged, rejected, or waiting for receiving.
  5. Compare physical count sheets, scanner records, delivery notes, and movement history.
  6. Use an approved adjustment only after the cause is understood or documented.

Likely Causes

CauseWhat To Check
Wrong location filterBranch, warehouse, bin, or location filter may hide stock.
Transfer in transitSource decreased but destination has not received yet.
Recent sale or checkoutPOS, sales fulfillment, or internal issue reduced stock.
Unit mismatchCartons, packs, pieces, litres, or cases were mixed.
Receiving differenceOrdered quantity and received quantity were not the same.
Count or adjustment pendingCorrection may be waiting for approval or posting.

Evidence To Collect

  • Item name, SKU, barcode, warehouse, location, and expected quantity.
  • Physical count sheet, photos, scanner result, delivery note, or transfer document.
  • Recent movement IDs or transaction references.
  • Who counted, when they counted, and what cut-off time was used.

Common Mistakes

  • Adjusting before reviewing movement history.
  • Ignoring transfers in transit or pending receiving.
  • Comparing physical stock in one location with AWRA total stock across all locations.
  • Counting while sales, receiving, or transfers are still happening.
Adjustment rule: Adjust only after investigation. If stock moved, use transfer, receiving, checkout, or return instead.

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