Reserve before consume
Work-order demand is committed before issue, keeping available and reserved quantities commercially meaningful.
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Module 08
Stock disciplineWarehouse and Inventory
Inventory behaves like an accounting ledger.
Reservations, issues, receipts, transfers, adjustments, minimum stock, costing, and work-order consumption run through controlled stock movements.
5 movesreserve, receive, issue, transfer, and adjust
Stock valueSAR 1.92M
Below minimum14
Reserved stock8.2%
Movements by typeLive view
Issues out164
Receipts in103
Transfers29
Adjustments16
Stock controlsCurrent state
Reserve firstWO-scoped consumption
goodAuto PRs6 raised from minimum
reviewCostingFIFO and weighted average
goodRepresentative CAFMPRO interface
Built from the approved module specification as a representative system view. Final production screens may differ.
Operational value
Warehouse protects stock value and technician accountability by reserving before consumption and preserving an immutable movement history for every quantity change.
Movement history is immutable
Receipts, issues, transfers, and adjustments preserve source, user, quantity, time, and reason.
Costing stays controlled
FIFO and weighted-average methods support consistent stock valuation across accepted movements.
Operational story
How the module works in practice.
01
Plan
Set items, stores, minimum levels, and costing method.
02
Reserve
Commit quantity against approved operational demand.
03
Move
Receive, issue, transfer, or adjust with evidence.
04
Value
Maintain available stock and an explainable ledger.
Connected by design
The record keeps moving.
Procurement Corrective Maintenance PPM Asset Management Contracts and KPI