Stock counts

A twin is only worth trusting if something checks it. That is what a count is: you walk a location, scan what is actually on the shelves, and Loqorina tells you the difference.

Running one

Open Stock count, scan a location code (or pick the location by name), then scan everything you find there. No mode to switch: a location code sets what you are counting, an asset code adds to what you found.

What comes back

Three lists.

• Missing — the twin says these are here, and nobody scanned them.
• Somewhere else — found here, but the twin has them elsewhere. Each line names where the twin thought it was, so it is a correction rather than a puzzle.
• Confirmed — where the twin said they would be.

Counting does not move anything

The result is a difference to read, not a change already made. Counting and correcting are two separate acts, and a count that silently moved things would remove the one moment where somebody looks at the difference and decides it is right. To act on it, scan the item at the shelf it is really on — which is a move, and recorded as one.