Chapter 10
Keeping Track of Your Products
In This Chapter
Recording a stock take
Adjusting stock levels
Checking stock availability
A lot of money is often tied up in stock, and having proper control over your stock procedures makes good business sense. In this chapter, I give you the tools to manage your stock.
Taking Stock
Every business should undertake a stock take periodically – once a year at the least – so that the year-end accounts show an accurate stock position. However, actually carrying out a stock take can prove a logistical nightmare, particularly if you’ve a vast array of products.
Usually, recording a stock take is best undertaken when the factory or office is closed for normal business. Many a time, I’ve rolled out of bed on a Saturday to help do stock takes! While Sage doesn’t allow you the luxury of a weekend lie-in, it does help you organise ...
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