Overview
Gearbox provides two flexible methods for stocktaking:
- Generate Stocktake Reports: Print reports to manually compare physical counts against what’s recorded in the system.
- Update Stock Directly in Gearbox: Enter adjustments straight into the system using the Stock Adjustment page.
You can choose the method that best suits your workflow, or use both together.
Generating a Stocktake Report
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Go to Parts Parts.
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Click the Reports button.
- Choose one of the following reports to export as either PDF or XLSX:
- Stocktake Report – Lists all stocktake-enabled parts with a blank column for manual count entry.
- Stocktake with Prices – Same list as above but includes total values, no column for manual counts.
- Stocktake – Consignment Parts Only – Lists only consignment stock.
- Stock Adjustment Report – (XLSX only) Includes a list of stock adjustments made during the selected period.
Adjusting Stock Levels
Once you’ve reviewed your physical counts, you can apply any corrections in Gearbox using one of two options:
Option 1: Use the Stock Adjustment Page
- Go to Parts Stock Adjustments and click Add New.
- Enter your adjustment date, description, and notes.
- Click Save and Continue, then use Add Item to apply changes to individual parts.
- For each part, you can:
- Enter the new quantity (final amount)
- Or enter the difference (change in quantity)
- Save each entry to apply the adjustments.
For a full step-by-step guide, see: Stock Adjustments in Gearbox
Option 2: Use the Stocktake Parts Table
- Go to Parts Stocktake Parts and choose the part you want to update by selecting the Adjust Button.
- Fill in the adjustment details — including label, date, site, and quantity or difference.
Click Create Stock Adjustment to finalise.
Using Imports for Bulk Stocktake (Advanced)
If you need to update a large number of parts at once, you can use the Import option under Stock Adjustments.
- Download the template and enter details for each part.
- Upload the file to import all adjustments in bulk.
Required fields include:
- Label – This appears as the Description/Ref#
- Adjustment Date
- Part – Must exactly match a part number already set up in Gearbox
- New Quantity or Difference – Use one or the other
- Site – If using Multisite Inventory
This is particularly useful for year-end stocktakes or large updates.
Need Help?
If you’re unsure which method to use, or need help with large stock adjustments, get in touch at support@gearbox.com.au.
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