FAQs: How to confirm all active items were included in a Physical
Question:
How can I confirm that all items were included in my physical inventory?
Answer:
Compare the number of SKUs counted in the physical inventory to the number of active SKUs in your store. If the totals match, all active items were included.
Figure: Example of where to find the number of SKUs assigned to a store
Figure: Example of where to find the number of SKUs included in a Physical Inventory
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