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Materials: inventory counts, stock fields, and units of measure
Count stock with first-class inventory count models, richer inventory fields, and seeded units of measure so warehouse numbers match the books.
ForWarehouse leads, inventory controllers, and buyers who trust stock before they order.
New
In this release
- Inventory count models for physical verification
- Richer inventory fields and relationships
- Unit-of-measure seeding for consistent quantities
- Materials foundations that sit under procurement
Procurement paperwork is only as honest as the stock behind it. This release deepens inventory so counts, units, and stock fields are not an afterthought bolted onto purchase orders.
Inventory counts
- Run physical inventory counts as first-class records — not a spreadsheet parked beside Materials.
- Keep count outcomes available for the next purchase and valuation decisions.
Stock fields and relationships
Inventory models gain the fields and relationships warehouse teams need when stock moves between locations, projects, or ownership contexts. The goal is fewer “mystery balances” when AP asks why the bill does not match the shelf.
Units of measure
- Seed units of measure so kilograms, pieces, and packs do not collide mid-PO.
- Keep Materials foundations consistent so procurement, receipt, and bill speak the same quantity language.
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