Roznamcha Digital

Multi-Location Warehouses, Goods Receipts & Transfers

Manage multi-location inventory, Purchase Receipts (GRN), Delivery Shipments, Inter-Warehouse Transfers, and Stock Adjustments.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this guide, you will:

  1. Enable inventory tracking and configure default stock accounts.
  2. Record Purchase Receipts (Goods Received Notes / GRN) upon supplier delivery.
  3. Generate Delivery Shipments (Delivery Challans) from sales invoices.
  4. Process purchase receipt and delivery returns.
  5. Execute Stock Movements (Inter-Warehouse Transfers & Stock Adjustments).
  6. Audit real-time quantities using the Stock Balance and Stock Ledger reports.

Enabling Inventory & Setting Default Accounts

1. Enable Inventory in Settings

Navigate to Settings > Features and ensure Inventory is toggled ON:

Settings features panel enabling Inventory

2. Configure Default Inventory Accounts

Navigate to Settings > Defaults to assign default inventory control accounts:

Settings defaults inventory accounts configuration

  • Default Inventory Asset Account: 1140 Stock in Hand
  • Default Stock Adjustment Account: 5110 Cost of Goods Sold (or 5115 Inventory Adjustment / Shrinkage)
  • Default Stock Received But Not Billed Account: 2120 Stock Received But Not Billed

Multi-Warehouse Topology

Roznamcha Digital allows you to create unlimited warehouse locations:

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1. Receiving Goods: Purchase Receipts (GRN)

When goods arrive physically at your warehouse before the accounting department receives the vendor invoice:

Navigate to Inventory > Purchase Receipts > New Purchase Receipt:

Purchase receipt submitted view showing received items and warehouse

Accounting & Stock Ledger Impact:

Submitting a Purchase Receipt increases stock quantity in the selected warehouse and creates Stock Ledger entries:

Purchase receipt stock ledger entries

Purchase Receipt Returns:

If goods fail quality inspection on arrival, create a return directly from the receipt:

Purchase receipt create return menu

Purchase receipt return view

Purchase receipt return general ledger


2. Dispatching Goods: Delivery Shipments (Challans)

When fulfilling sales orders and dispatching physical goods from your warehouse to a customer:

Creating a Shipment from an Invoice:

Open any submitted Sales Invoice and click Create Shipment:

Sales invoice create shipment action menu

Shipment submitted view

Stock Ledger Impact:

Submitting the shipment deducts the items from warehouse stock and books Cost of Goods Sold (COGS):

Shipment stock ledger entries

Shipment Returns:

If a customer rejects part of a delivery at their doorstep, process a shipment return:

Shipment create return menu

Shipment return view

Shipment return general ledger


3. Stock Movements (Transfers & Adjustments)

Navigate to Inventory > Stock Movements > New Stock Movement:

Stock movement form showing transfer from central godown to branch

Stock movement stock entries showing balance updates

The 4 Native Movement Types:

Roznamcha Digital provides 4 distinct movement modes under the movementType selector:

Movement TypeSource (From Location)Destination (To Location)Primary Business Use Case
Material TransferSpecific WarehouseSpecific WarehouseMoving inventory between branches (e.g. Central Godown → Retail Outlet).
Material ReceiptBlankSpecific WarehouseInward stock initialization, discovered surplus during audit, vendor gift samples.
Material IssueSpecific WarehouseBlankStock write-off, scrapping damaged or expired goods, internal company usage.
Manufacture / AssemblyRaw Material StorageFinished Goods StorageConsuming raw materials/sub-components in the From section to produce finished packaged items in the To section with cost rollup.
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4. Inventory Reports & Valuation Audits

Stock Balance Report:

Displays real-time on-hand quantities, incoming/outgoing movements, and total valuation per warehouse:

Stock balance report showing quantities and valuation per warehouse

Stock Ledger Report:

Chronological audit trail of every single goods receipt, shipment, and transfer for any product:

Stock ledger report showing date-wise stock movement history


Common Pitfalls & Best Practices

Avoid Negative Stock Balances: Always submit Purchase Receipts or Opening Balances before submitting delivery shipments or invoices so your Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) calculates accurately.

Conduct Periodic Physical Stock Audits: Run the Stock Balance Report, print the checklist, count physical shelf quantities, and post a Stock Movement (Adjustment) for any differences.


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