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How to Manually Update Stock (Stock Operations)

Section titled “How to Manually Update Stock (Stock Operations)”

While Work Orders automatically update stock, some situations require manual adjustments via Stock Operations.

You can start from either:

  • Parts & Supplies → List (master Parts), or
  • Parts & Supplies → Inventory (specific stock records).
  1. Locate the part (or inventory row) you want to adjust.
  2. Click the More (⋯) icon in the far‑right column.
  3. Hover over Stock Operations to view the available actions.

tip: Prefer starting from Inventory When you use the Inventory list, UniCMMS already knows the exact bin and location, reducing the risk of selecting the wrong warehouse.


Use case: A technician urgently takes a part for a repair that is not logged on a Work Order.

  • Effect: Decreases Available Quantity.

Key fields:

  • Part – Select the part being taken.
  • Stock Location – Select the location / bin it is taken from.
  • Quantity – Number of units taken.
  • Note – Reason for the deduction (e.g. “Emergency repair on Line 3”).

Use case: A technician took a part but did not use it and is returning it to the shelf.

  • Effect: Increases Available Quantity.

Key fields:

  • Part – The part being returned.
  • Stock Location – Where it is being returned.
  • Quantity – Number of units returned.
  • Note – Reason for the return.

Use case: Logging a new shipment of parts from a supplier.

  • Effect: Increases stock and records financial value.

Important fields:

  • Part – Incoming part.
  • Stock Location – Where it will be stored.
  • Quantity – Number of units received.
  • Receipt Number – Invoice or delivery note number (must be unique).
  • Unit Price HT – Pre‑tax unit price.
  • Aisle, Row, Bin – Physical coordinates (may be hidden if the location is already configured).
  • Minimum / Maximum Level – Local thresholds for this location (shown only for new locations).
  • Note – Additional delivery details.

info: Smart locations If a green exists in location badge appears, UniCMMS already knows the coordinates and thresholds for that bin and safely hides location setup fields.


Use case: Sending incorrect or defective items back to the supplier.

  • Effect: Decreases Available Quantity.

Key fields:

  • Part – Part being returned.
  • Stock Location – Location it is pulled from.
  • Quantity – Number of units sent back.
  • Receipt Number – RMA or return reference.
  • Note – Reason for return (e.g. “Defective on arrival”).

After completing any Stock Operation:

  1. Click Submit.
  2. The system immediately updates inventory levels and audit trails so the whole team sees the live, corrected stock.