Stock Reordering Workflow (Inventory Management)
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Running low on stock? The Stock Reordering Process ensures your shelves are always stocked by identifying items that need replenishment. Keep your operations smooth and avoid missed sales.
PROCESS STEPS
Reports → Open Inventory Reports → Select Reorder Detail → Review the list of items needing restock → Select products and required quantities → Generate purchase orders.
FORM NAME
Reorder Detail Report
PREREQUISITES
Set reorder levels for all items.
Ensure stock data is up to date.
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