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Inventory Management | Cycle Counts & Adjustments

Cycle counts that don't freeze the warehouse.

Zone-based, ABC-class-based or item-category-based cycle counts. Only the cycled items lock; the rest of the warehouse stays operational. Adjustments post with reason codes. Full audit trail.

Cycle Counts

What the system does

Capability, input, output.

  • ABC-class analysis

    Input
    Item value + movement frequency
    Output
    A, B, C class with cycle frequency
  • Cycle plan generation

    Input
    Class + zone + schedule
    Output
    Daily / weekly cycle list
  • Lock-on-cycle

    Input
    Cycle event start
    Output
    Cycled items locked; rest stays open
  • Variance flagging

    Input
    Counted vs system stock
    Output
    Per-item variance with reason picker
  • Adjustment posting

    Input
    Approved variance + reason
    Output
    GL posted; audit trail captured

Compliance + integrations

Cycle counts the auditor accepts.

Cycle counts replace the year-end physical inventory for many Indian businesses. The auditor accepts the cycle-count evidence pack as long as the methodology, frequency, variance handling and audit trail are robust.

Regulations we work within

  • SSA 501 (Existence)

    Cycle-count evidence produced in the form the inventory existence procedure expects.

  • Audit trail

    Count, variance and reason code retained per cycle, so a programme can be shown to have run.

Connects to

  • Barcode scanner Hand-held scan during count
  • Xero Adjustment GL sync

Cycle Counts & Adjustments FAQ

What buyers ask.

Can cycle counts replace the year-end physical inventory?

Yes, where the methodology meets SA 501. Frequency, variance handling and the audit trail are what get tested. Agree the programme with your auditor before the year rather than presenting it after, which turns a negotiation into a formality.

What if the count is materially off?

Material variance (configurable threshold) triggers a re-count and supervisor review before any adjustment posts. The investigation captures the root cause (theft, damage, system error, location move). Repeat material variance escalates to the CFO.

How are reason codes used?

Reason codes (theft, damage, count error, location move, expiry write-off) drive both the GL coding (Inventory Shortage vs Inventory Loss) and the management reporting. The CFO sees variance by reason code per warehouse per quarter.

Run a cycle count across one zone, free.

Connect one warehouse. Set up an ABC plan in 5 minutes. Run a count across one zone. Watch the variance flag, the reason capture, the adjustment post, the audit trail close.