Stock Movements

Stock movements track every change in quantity across your warehouses. Versoll Books records transfers, adjustments, and corrections so inventory valuation and availability always stay accurate.

What this guide covers

Movement types, warehouse transfers, stock adjustments, audit trails, and best practices for keeping quantity and value aligned.

Understand Movement Types

Step 1

Select the Movement Type

Go to Inventory > Stock Movements and choose the movement type. This determines which fields you must complete (source warehouse, destination warehouse, or reason codes).

Step 2

Add Items and Quantities

Search for the items being moved and enter the quantities. For adjustments, include the reason (damage, expiry, shrinkage, or count variance).

Step 3

Review Value Impact

Check the valuation preview. Transfers keep total value unchanged, while adjustments alter inventory value and post to the configured adjustment account.

Warehouse Transfers

Use transfers for branch-to-branch moves or internal storage reallocation. Always record the shipment date and arrival date so availability is accurate at both locations.

Transfers do not affect profit. They only reassign stock across locations.

Stock Adjustments

Adjustments should follow a physical count or approved variance report. Configure an inventory adjustment account for posting the difference.

Audit Trail and Controls

Best Practices