Stock item history

Find this screen

Open: Stock Control > Enquiries > Stock Item History.

How to

View stock item history

Open: Stock Control > Enquiries > Stock Item History.

  1. Select the stock item Code.

  2. A list of transactions are displayed in the Current History section, in order of the date they were recorded.

  3. You can choose what to display in the transaction list.

    • To hide stock adjustment and stock allocation transactions from the list, select Exclude adjustments.

    • To filter the list by transaction type, select Item history selection, then select the transaction Type.

      For a list of transaction types, see Transaction types.

    • To filter the transaction list by account type, select Item history selection, then select Account Type to view Customer, Supplier, or Internal transactions. You can select an individual customer and supplier.

    • To filter the transaction list by analysis code, select Item history selection, then select or enter the Value for the appropriate analysis code.

      Note: If you haven't used any analysis codes with the transaction, then nothing will be displayed for the Value.

  4. Select a transaction to see more information, displayed in the Details and Analysis Codes tabs.


Useful info

Transaction types

  • All Goods in: Goods received from purchase orders. Sales returns recorded from sales orders. Stock recorded from adding stock, stocktake adjustments, internal returns, stock transfers, stock returns from suppliers, stock opening balances, and BOM builds.

  • All Goods out: Goods despatched using sales orders, and goods returned to suppliers (that are not required in purchase orders). Stock recorded from stock internal issues, stocktake adjustments, stock transfers, stock returns to suppliers, customer FOC issues, write offs, and BOM issues.

  • All Allocations: Allocations assigned to sales orders, and current and issued allocations recorded using Stock Control.

  • All Issues: Goods issued for an internal area (using Stock Control), stock return to supplier, customer FOC issue, and BOM issues.

  • Internal issues: Goods issued only for an internal area (using Stock Control).

  • Internal returns: Goods received from internal returns.

  • BOM issues: Stock issues for the components of a BOM.

  • BOM build: Stock of the built BOM item.

  • Customer FOC issues: Goods issued free of charge to a customer (using Stock Control).

  • Returns to suppliers: Goods returned to a supplier, that you want replaced or repaired (recorded in Stock Control).

  • Returns from suppliers: Goods returned from a supplier.

  • Stock additions: Goods that have been discovered and added to stock (using Stock Control).

  • Write offs: Stock values that are written off (using Stock Control).

  • Transfers: Stock transfers between different locations (warehouses and bins).

  • Stocktake adjustments: Stock updates as a result of completing a stocktake (using Stock Control).

  • Opening balances: Opening balances for an item recorded in Stock Control.

Movement types

The Movement Type tells you how the stock item was moved in or out of Sage 200.

Stock movement types for different transactions

Transactions

Stock level updated (+/-)

Free Stock updated (+/-)

Movement Type

Description

Purchase order

POP order

 

 

On POP Order

Added to a purchase order.

POP Receive order

+

+

On POP Order Adjustment

In - POP

Stock received.

For more details about In (No Price) - POP movements, see What is an "In (No Price) - POP" movement type?

POP Despatch return

-

-

Out - POP

Purchase return despatched.

Sales order

SOP order

 

-

Allocation - Customer

Allocated to sales order.

SOP Amend Allocation

 

+ / -

Allocation - Adjustment

Stock allocated to a sales order was manually changed.

SOP Despatch Order

-

-

Allocation - Adjustment

Out - SOP

Sales order despatched.

SOP Receive Return

+

+

In - SOP

Sales return received.

Add Stock

Add stock

+

+

In - Unknown Source

Item added using the Add Stock screen.

Internal areas

Internal Issue

Issue Allocation

-

-

Out - Internal

Stock is moved to an internal area.

Internal Allocation

 

-

Allocation - Internal

Stock is reserved for an internal area. Free stock reduced.

Amend Allocation

 

+ / -

Allocation - Adjustment

The number of items reserved is changed. Free stock is updated.

Internal Return

+

+

In - Internal Return

Stock previously moved to an internal areas is returned.

Return goods to supplier for repair

Return To Supplier

-

 

Out - Return

Stock is moved from the current warehouse to the Returns warehouse.

Return from Supplier

+

 

In - Completed Return

Stock retuned from supplier after being repaired. It's moved from the Returns warehouse to warehouse specified.

Issue to customer free of charge (FOC)

Customer FOC

Issue Allocation

-

 

Out - FOC

Stock sent to a customer free of charge.

Customer Allocation

 

-

Allocation - Customer

Stock is reserved for a customer. Free stock is reduced.

Amend Allocations

 

+ / -

Allocation - Adjustment

The number of items reserved is changed. Free stock is updated.

Transfer stock

Transfer stock

+

 

In - Transfer

Stock is moved between warehouses.

 

-

 

Out - Transfer

Stock is moved between warehouses.

Write Off stock

Write Off Stock

-

 

Out - Write Off

Stock is written off.

Stocktake

Complete Stocktake

+

 

In - Stocktake

Stock level increased after a stocktake.

 

-

 

Out - Stocktake

Stock level decreased after a stocktake.

Opening balances

 

 

 

 

Opening Balances at Locations

+

+

Opening balance

Stock level opening balance.

Bill of Materials

Record Built item

+

+

BOM Build

Increases the stock of the built item.

 

-

-

BOM issue

Reduces the stock for the components of a BOM.

Questions

What is an "In (No Price) - POP" movement type?

Transaction movements labelled as In (No Price) – POP are created when you receive goods for a purchase order before the price has been confirmed and invoiced. The No Price transaction is used to record that the goods have been received, but the final cost price is not known.

At this stage, when you see the In (No Price) – POP transaction:

  • Sage 200 records the stock movement (goods received).

  • No cost value is assigned to the stock item, as the purchase invoice has not been processed.

After you enter the purchase invoice, a new transaction is recorded:

  • The new transaction will be labelled as In – POP.

  • Sage 200 applies the correct cost price to the stock based on the invoice value.