What the Product Stock page shows

Opening a product from the Products list takes you to that product's stock page. The page title is the product's own name, so you always know which product's stock you're looking at. This is where you check current stock, make adjustments, and see a history of what's changed.

What you'll learn
  • How to open a product's stock page
  • How to view current stock levels
  • How to record a stock adjustment
  • How to review the stock history log
Product stock page
A product's stock page, titled with the product's name, showing current stock levels and an adjustment control.

Opening a product's stock page

1

Go to Products

Open the <strong>Products</strong> page from the sidebar.

2

Search for the product

Use the search bar to find the product you want to manage.

3

Open the product

Click the product to open its stock page.

Viewing stock levels

The stock page shows how much of this product is currently on hand. If your clinic tracks stock by location, quantities are broken out per location so you can see where the product is available.

Adjusting stock

Use a stock adjustment whenever the on-hand quantity needs to be corrected outside of a normal sale — for example, after receiving a new shipment, following a stock count, or to record damaged or expired items.

1

Open the product's stock page

Find the product and open it from the Products list.

2

Start an adjustment

Use the stock adjustment control on the page.

3

Select the location, if applicable

Choose which location's stock you're adjusting.

4

Enter the new quantity or the change

Set the corrected stock level.

5

Save the adjustment

Click <strong>Save</strong> to apply it. The change is recorded in the product's stock history.

Adjustments affect what staff see as available Changing a product's stock level immediately changes what's shown as available across the clinic, so double-check the quantity before saving.

Reviewing stock history

The stock history log lists every change to this product's stock — sales, manual adjustments, and any other movement — so you can trace how the current quantity was reached.

  • Each entry shows what changed, when, and who made the change (for manual adjustments).
  • History is specific to this product — check each product's own stock page for its history.

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