Physical quantity
Track what is currently present at the location after receipts, issues, returns, transfers, adjustments, and disposal.
Track seed, nutrition inputs, crop-protection stock, packaging, and consumables by lot and location—then connect each receipt, issue, return, hold, and adjustment to the work that changed it.
Best for farms that need lot-level receipts, issues, returns, holds, adjustments, and usable balances connected to the field work that changed stock.
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Sign in to inspect fictional sample records. Install a copy before adding production data, crew access, agronomic guidance, or your own operating rules.
A single “on hand” number hides held lots, unexplained variance, and movements waiting for review.
Track what is currently present at the location after receipts, issues, returns, transfers, adjustments, and disposal.
Keep quarantined, disputed, expired, or review-pending stock physically visible while removing it from usable quantity.
Show what field work can consume now and compare it with reorder point and planned operational demand.
Explain the balance through dated transactions linked to an operator, lot, location, reason, field, crop season, or work order.
The movement path should prevent a convenient number change from erasing why the balance changed.
Record item, lot or batch, location, quantity, received date, supplier or source, and the operational owner.
Choose the lot, enter the quantity and unit, and retain the field work or crop-season reference that consumed it.
Capture condition and reason. Require review for corrections that would otherwise conceal an error.
A hold reduces usable stock without inventing a new receipt. Release restores usable quantity; disposal reduces physical stock.
Test both the valid and excess-quantity paths before relying on the balance.
| Movement | Physical stock | Held stock | Usable stock |
|---|---|---|---|
| Receipt | Increase | No change unless received on hold | Increase when accepted as usable |
| Issue to field work | Decrease | No change | Decrease |
| Place on hold | No change | Increase | Decrease |
| Release from hold | No change | Decrease | Increase |
| Dispose held stock | Decrease | Decrease | No increase |
| Count adjustment | Increase or decrease after review | Depends on condition | Recalculate from accepted facts |
The dashboard is designed to open the lot or movement, not to decorate the page with totals.
Compare usable stock and reorder point with the lots and work orders that depend on the item.
Open held lots, count adjustments, returned movements, and unexplained changes with their owner and reason.
Filter movement history by lot, location, date, operator, field work, or crop season and follow the exact transaction.
Inventory coordinators can change the operational control without commissioning a new application.
Build a lot-aware inventory app in hours and refine the controls in minutes while preserving movement history.Keep the promise precise so the visitor understands both the value and the limit.
It is suited to lots, locations, movements, reviews, related work, exception queues, mobile entry, and management dashboards.
Use the accounting or ERP system for costing, valuation, tax, purchase accounting, and financial close when those capabilities are required.
The app records an authorized item and actual use; it does not recommend a product, rate, storage method, or chemical-handling procedure.
For operational control, track item, lot, location, physical quantity, held quantity, usable quantity, reorder point, owner, and the movement history that explains every change. Add specialist fields only when they change a real decision.
Yes. The sample phone form lets a user choose the inventory lot, movement type, quantity, locations, related work, reason, and evidence. Validate connectivity and permissions before rollout.
A hold keeps physical stock visible but removes the held quantity from usable stock. A reviewed release restores usable quantity without creating a receipt; disposal reduces physical and held stock without increasing usable stock.
No. It can coordinate operational quantities and movements, but accounting valuation, purchasing, tax, and financial reporting remain with the system responsible for them.
Open the populated inventory register, follow its movement history, and test the difference between physical, held, and usable stock before configuring your own controls.
Trace a sample inventory lot