Certification·Inventory & Warehouse·Intermediate
Inventory & Warehouse
Understand item variants, units and storage locations, and use inventory movements, counts and cost records to explain stock availability and value.
What you will learn
- Identify the correct item, variant, unit and storage location.
- Distinguish transfers, consumption, adjustments and stock counts.
- Investigate quantity and value differences using movement records and cost settings.
Lessons · 14 lessons
1Inventory: understanding quantity, location, availability, and value4 min2Item identity and categories: organising what the business buys and sells4 min3Attributes, variants, SKUs, and barcodes: distinguishing similar products4 min4Units of measure: keeping purchasing, stock, and sales quantities consistent4 min5Warehouses, zones, and bins: locating stock precisely4 min6Stock availability: making promises that the warehouse can fulfil4 min7Bin transfers: recording movement within a warehouse4 min8Warehouse transfers: moving supply between operating locations4 min9Material issues: recording the business use of stock4 min10Stock adjustments: correcting a verified difference without hiding its cause4 min11Cycle counts: testing whether stock records agree with reality4 min12Count templates: creating a repeatable inventory-control programme4 min13Inventory cost and account inheritance: understanding the financial destination4 min14Inventory movement analysis: explaining how a stock position changed4 min
Skills
Items and units of measureWarehouse and bin structureStock movementsCycle counts and variancesInventory valuation concepts
