Inventory accuracy describes how closely recorded stock agrees with physical stock, potentially within a declared tolerance. Product, location, unit of measure and stock status all affect what is being compared.[1]
One percentage measure divides correctly matched item-location records by all records checked in the same counting exercise, multiplied by one hundred. State that definition: a measure based on absolute unit discrepancies can tell a different story. Investigate discrepancies before adjustments erase evidence of their cause.
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