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An Inventory Count also known as stock-taking is the physical verification of the quantities and conditions of items in a company’s inventory.

During an Inventory Count, someone takes a record of each item in the store and then submits the inventory count.

The store inventory records are updated after which you get a report of cost figures.

The types of Inventory Count are:

• Full Count: This happens at the end of the financial year to provide your accountant with an exact value of your inventory. This includes every item in your store and also the store rooms.
• Partial Count: This happens regularly with a small section of the inventory, usually a particular brand or type.

An Inventory Count keeps track of your inventory movement and also identifies differences faster.

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