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  1. Inventory - History and Notes to show the PO's that make up the Quantity on order

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    Sue Elliott shared this idea  · 

  2. Inventory - Bulk update/import stock quantities

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    In development  ·  AdminKelly Munro (Community Manager, Xero) responded

    Hi community, happy to share that we're in the midst of rolling out bulk adjustments! We've heard you, and appreciate that updating stock quantities 1 by 1 can be tedious especially when conducting a stock take.

    With our new tool for bulk inventory adjustments you'll find finishing your stock takes faster, giving you more time back to do the things that matter.

    Once available in your org, you'll be able to create, review and submit bulk inventory adjustments in-one-go, you can export and import items after a count, and you'll have an Adjustment History page where you can view historical adjustments.

    If you don't quite have it just yet, look forward to seeing this soon 😊 I'll be back to confirm once it's live in all organisations. In the meantime you can read more about this feature on our blog.

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    Sue Elliott commented  · 

    with 4000 lines we need this.

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