Inventory Transfers

Move inventory between different locations or adjust stock levels within your business.

Overview

Inventory transfers document the movement of stock between different locations within your business, or adjustments to inventory levels. These transfers help maintain accurate stock records across multiple locations and provide audit trails for inventory movements.

Note

Inventory transfers ensure accurate stock tracking across multiple locations and provide proper documentation for inventory movements.

Creating an Inventory Transfer

To create a new inventory transfer:

  1. Navigate to the Inventory Transfers tab
  2. Click New Inventory Transfer
  3. Select the transfer type (between locations or adjustment)
  4. Choose the source and destination locations
  5. Add items to transfer with quantities
  6. Enter transfer date and reference information
  7. Save the inventory transfer

Types of Transfers

Location to Location

Move inventory from one physical location to another within your business

Stock Adjustments

Increase or decrease inventory levels due to counts, corrections, or other adjustments

Department Transfers

Move inventory between different departments or cost centers

Key Information Fields

FieldDescription
DateDate of the inventory transfer
ReferenceTransfer reference number
From LocationSource location for the inventory
To LocationDestination location for the inventory
ItemsList of items and quantities transferred
StatusTransfer status (Pending, Completed, etc.)

Best Practices

  • Document all inventory movements for audit purposes
  • Verify stock levels before and after transfers
  • Use clear reference numbers for easy tracking
  • Process transfers promptly to maintain accurate records
  • Implement approval processes for large transfers
  • Reconcile physical stock with system records regularly
  • Keep supporting documentation for all transfers

Pro Tip

Regular inventory transfers help optimize stock distribution across locations and ensure products are available where needed most.