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In addition to using the Inventory Issues form to fulfill item requests, you use forms to specify adjustments to item quantities and costs, and changes in item location.

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  • Inventory Issues Form
    Use the Inventory Issues form to fulfill item requests for inventory items. This procedure reduces both the quantity on hand and the quantity reserved. You can also issue an inventory item without using the item request procedure. This reduces the quantity on hand but has no effect on the quantity reserved.
  • Quantity Adjustments Form
    Use the Quantity Adjustments form to make and post a journal entry transaction that adjusts an inventory item's quantity in your general ledger. You can enter the quantity of an item before it is marked as an inventory item, or vice versa.
  • Location Moves Form
    Use the Location Moves form to control and monitor the quantity of each inventory item in your company, when you move a quantity from one location to another location.
  • Cost Adjustments Form
    Use the Cost Adjustments form to recalculate an inventory item's average actual cost and post to the general ledger a journal entry transaction that adjusts an inventory item's depreciated cost.
Parent Topic: Inventory Transactions Overview