stock count
Counting stored goods
A stock count is a physical inventory of goods on hand, typically conducted by counting items in a warehouse, store, or stockroom.
Businesses perform stock counts to verify that records match actual quantities, identify discrepancies from theft or error, and maintain accurate financial statements.
The store closes early for the annual stock count.
- inventoryCatalog of held assets
- inventory managementOverseeing stored merchandise levels
- tallyRecorded count
- auditFormal accounts examination
- warehouseBulk goods storage building
shelves · retail floor · barcode · scanner · clipboard · merchandise · shelf life · shortage · surplus · discrepancy · ledger · bins · pallets · shrinkage · reconciliation · checkmark · aisle · backroom