Reporting Explained: Inventory Adjustments

Reporting Explained: Inventory Adjustments


Use this report to review all manual adjustments made to inventory over a selected period. It helps you:

  • Track waste, damage, and spoilage
  • Monitor production and non-standard inventory activity
  • Validate that all adjustments are recorded before reporting

This report supports accurate inventory and financial reporting by ensuring all non-sales activity is accounted for.



Standard Reports > Inventory>Adjustments  


 The Manual Adjustments report lists all inventory adjustments entered outside standard workflows, including:
  • Waste and spoilage
  • Damages
  • Production-related adjustments
  • Auto-zero adjustments

You can run the report in the following formats:

  • By Item
  • By Item with GL Codes
  • Summarized by Store
 

Generate the report

  1. Go to Reports > Standard Reports
  2. Open Inventory > Adjustments
  3. Select the desired report:
    • By Item
    • By Item with GL Codes
    • Summarized by Store
  4. Select the Date/Time range
  5. Apply filters as needed
  6. Click Generate.       

Filters

  • Date/Time (Required)
    Defines the reporting period
  • Stores (Optional)
    Includes all stores by default
  • Levels (Optional)
    Filters by item level
  • Manual Adjustment Accounts (Optional)
    Filters by adjustment type (e.g., waste, damage)
  • Evergreen Items (Optional)
    Includes all items by default
  • Dimensions (Optional)
    Filters based on configured dimensions

ColumnDescription
Date/TimeDate and time of the adjustment
Quantity AdjustedQuantity change applied to the item (positive or negative)
Item Calculated CostItem cost at the time of adjustment
Total Calculated Cost AdjustedTotal cost impact of the adjustment
Manual Adjustment AccountAdjustment reason or category (e.g., waste, damage)


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