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Adjust stock quantity or cost

Quantity and cost adjustments solve different problems. A quantity adjustment removes stock for a reason such as waste; a cost adjustment changes valuation without changing quantity.

Updated: 2026-11-10Open in the console

Quantity and cost adjustments solve different problems. A quantity adjustment removes stock for a reason such as waste; a cost adjustment changes valuation without changing quantity.

Remove a quantity

  1. Open Inventory › More › Quantity Adjustment.
  2. Create a draft for the location and select the reason.
  3. Add items and enter quantities to remove.
  4. Review units and choose Submit Adjustment.

Change a cost

  1. Open Cost Adjustment and choose the location.
  2. Add eligible From Transactions items.
  3. Enter each new unit cost and review the original.
  4. Choose Submit Adjustment.

A quantity adjustment is not a general positive stock entry. Use receiving or an inventory count for the appropriate incoming or reconciliation workflow.

Manual-cost items are not eligible for the transaction-cost adjustment workflow.

Before posting, check the location, item unit and document status. A saved draft and a posted movement have different effects. Review the resulting stock and inventory history after completion, and keep the reference when investigating a difference. Use a new corrective document when a posted record cannot be edited.

Read counts and history.

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