Stock Takes

A stock take is a physical count you record against a warehouse, so SKU.io can compare what's on the shelf with what it expects and post the difference. You manage them on Inventory → Stock Takes, and the pages follow a take through its life: create it and add products, count, then finalize to reconcile the variance. If you need to fix a take later, you can re-date, reverse, or delete it. Read how stock takes work first if you're choosing between a full count and adjustment mode.

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understand count modes, the take's lifecycle, and what finalizing posts	How stock takes work
start a stock take and add the products to count	Create a stock take & add items
snapshot the system quantity and enter your counts	Count stock (initiate, enter counts, re-baseline)
review the variances and post the count to inventory	Finalize & reconcile a stock take
edit, re-date, reverse, or delete a stock take	Amend, re-date, reverse & delete a stock take
look up stock take statuses, variance codes, and fields	Stock take statuses, fields & list