Opening Stock
Stock available at the beginning of the selected period.
Keep the right stock, at the right level, in the right place and at the right cost with every movement connected to purchasing, production, sales and finance.
TEZ brings together the principal quantities management needs to understand inventory correctly.
Stock available at the beginning of the selected period.
Purchases, GRNs, production receipts, stock transfers received, sales returns and other inward movements.
Sales, material issues, production consumption, purchase returns, transfers issued and other outward movements.
The quantity calculated by TEZ from all posted inventory-affecting vouchers.
The quantity actually counted at the branch, godown, department or stock location.
The shortage or excess identified by comparing physical stock with book stock.
Stock already committed against pending orders, indents, proforma invoices or other configured reservations.
Material issued from one location but not yet received and accepted at the destination.
The quantity that remains available after considering configured commitments and reservations.
The financial value of closing stock under the selected valuation method.
TEZ does not reduce every stock question to a single closing quantity. It gives each stock position its correct operational meaning.
A Stock Ledger records every movement affecting an inventory item.
For the selected company, branch, godown, department, bin or period, review:
Move directly from the Stock Ledger to the voucher that created the movement.
The closing stock figure is never an unexplained number. Every unit has a transaction trail behind it.
TEZ separates two important inventory concepts:
Stock calculated from purchases, sales, production, transfers, returns, adjustments and other posted vouchers.
Stock actually counted at the selected location on a selected date.
Physical inventory can be recorded using item selection or barcode scanning. TEZ compares the count with system stock and identifies:
Approved differences can then be investigated and corrected through controlled Stock Adjustment vouchers.
Physical verification becomes a repeatable stock-control process—not an annual emergency.
Physical inventory establishes the actual quantity available.
Inventory valuation establishes the financial value assigned to that quantity.
TEZ keeps these concepts distinct while connecting them through reporting.
What quantity does TEZ show?
What quantity was physically counted?
Why is there a difference?
Which vouchers created the book quantity?
Which valuation method has been applied?
What is the resulting closing-stock value?
What impact does that value have on financial reporting?
Users should not have to abandon a Sales Order, Purchase Order, GRN, Invoice, Indent or Stock Transfer just to check inventory.
A quick Stock Query can provide immediate visibility into:
This stock context can be made available from relevant vouchers, Item Masters and transaction lists.
See the stock. Understand the commitment. Make the decision.
TEZ provides contextual inventory actions so users can move quickly from an item or voucher to related information.
Users receive the information they need without repeatedly navigating through reports and menus.
An Indent is a formal material requirement raised by a branch, department, warehouse, project or production team.
Once approved, the requirement can follow the appropriate fulfilment route.
Indent → Stock Transfer
Indent → Purchase Order or Purchase Invoice
BOM or Production Requirement → Indent → Issue or Procurement
TEZ helps the organisation use stock already available at another location before purchasing additional material.
TEZ supports structured pricing instead of requiring users to remember or manually search for rates.
When a customer and item are selected, TEZ can retrieve the applicable configured rate while preserving authorised rate-change controls.
Standard price for ordinary business.
Contract price for negotiated business.
Controlled override for authorised users.
Where margin analysis is enabled, TEZ can compare the selling price with the applicable inventory cost and show:
Authorised users can use margin visibility while quoting, ordering or invoicing.
Configurable controls can also flag transactions where the selling price falls below:
This protects commercial flexibility without allowing uncontrolled margin leakage.
Where configured, inventory-linked promotional rules can support:
The applicable scheme should be visible during the transaction, with its effect recorded separately from the standard item price.
This allows management to understand not only what was sold, but also which scheme or coupon affected the realised price and margin.
Track quantities belonging to a particular manufacturing or purchase batch, including applicable manufacturing and expiry information.
Identify and trace individual units from inward receipt through transfer, sale, return or service history.
Scan items for faster selection, receipt, packing, billing and physical inventory. Print barcode labels for items, batches, serial numbers or packed cartons where required.
Batch and serial information can flow through relevant inventory vouchers so traceability is maintained throughout the transaction chain.
TEZ supports location-wise reorder control because every branch or warehouse may require a different stocking level.
Low-stock alerts identify inventory that has reached or fallen below the configured threshold.
Procurement teams can review current stock, pending indents, pending orders, purchase orders in the pipeline and stock in transit before deciding what must be purchased.
TEZ maintains inventory across companies, branches, godowns and departments.
Departments can also be used as operational stock bins, such as:
Stock can be transferred between these locations while preserving the movement trail.
Where detailed warehouse slotting is configured, put-away and picking processes can also use bin and rack references to identify the exact storage position of an item.
After inward receipt or GRN, a Put List can guide warehouse users in placing inventory into its assigned storage location.
This creates a controlled journey from receiving bay to final storage location.
Create a warehouse Pick List from pending Sales Orders, Delivery Challans or dispatch requirements.
Track the shipment after the sale has been recorded.
Record items packed into cartons, including batch, quantity per carton, number of cartons, total quantity, weight and carton number.
Print carton labels and barcodes where required.
Multiple invoices assigned to the same transporter and vehicle can be processed together, while bulk dispatch information can be updated through Excel where required.
Transfer material between branches, godowns, departments or operational bins using Stock Transfer vouchers.
Where receipt confirmation is required, transferred stock can remain separately visible as Stock in Transit until accepted at the destination.
This prevents the destination from treating dispatched material as physically received before it actually arrives.
Stock Adjustment vouchers can record authorised inventory corrections such as:
Each adjustment should carry its reason, location, item, quantity, rate, batch or serial reference, supporting document, user and approval trail.
The revised stock position therefore remains explainable.
TEZ can present closing stock through different business views:
Users can begin with the summary and drill down to the inward and outward vouchers that created the balance.
TEZ supports multiple inventory valuation methods:
Values stock using the most recent purchase rate.
First-In, First-Out assumes the oldest stock is issued first and values the remaining stock accordingly.
Last-In, First-Out assumes the most recently received stock is issued first.
Calculates inventory value using an average cost basis.
Values stock using the purchase rate maintained in the Item Master.
Allows an authorised rate to be used for the required stock-valuation analysis.
The selected valuation method should be applied consistently with the organisation's accounting policy.
TEZ keeps valuation separate from physical quantity so users can understand whether a change in stock value arose from quantity movement, purchase cost or valuation method.
Inventory reporting can include:
Reports can be filtered by relevant company, branch, department, godown, item, group, brand, batch, serial number, location and period.
Authorised users can configure columns, save frequently used searches, export results, schedule reports and create role-specific inventory dashboard tiles.
Real-time scheme matching, coupon validation and automated margin guardrails active during transaction entry:
Scheme discounts and coupons are recorded separately from the item price, giving executives exact visibility into promotion ROI and realised profit margins.
TEZ connects the Item Master, Stock Ledger, Indent, Purchase, Receipt, Transfer, Production, Sale, Picking, Packing, Dispatch, Physical Inventory, Stock Adjustment and Valuation processes into one traceable inventory system.