Inventory Journal Entries Overview in Foodics Accounting
Inventory Journal Entries Overview
Transfer Sending = Sending inventory via stock transfer operations
- The transfer date and sending branch are mentioned in the title.
- The description field includes the transferred items.
- The Pending Transfers account is the debit side, while the Foodics Inventory account is the credit side.
- The transfer cost is based on the average cost and unit of measurement from Foodics.
Transfer Receiving = Receiving inventory via stock transfer operations
- The transfer date and receiving branch are mentioned in the title.
- The description includes all transferred items.
- The Foodics Inventory account is the debit side, while the Pending Transfers account is the credit side.
- This journal entry appears in Foodics Accounting only when the receiving branch accepts the transferred inventory in Foodics.
Consumption = Cost of Goods Sold (COGS)
- This entry appears per branch and is based on branch sales, recipe configuration, and modifiers in Foodics.
- The COGS account is the debit, and the Foodics Inventory account is the credit.
Waste = Cost of damaged/expired inventory
- The branch and wasted items are mentioned in the description.
- The Inventory Adjustment account is the debit, and the Foodics Inventory account is the credit.
Return from Sales = Returned items from sales
- This is the reverse entry of the COGS entry.
- The return appears per branch, and the accuracy of this entry depends on the cashier’s selection when canceling orders.
- If done properly, both the return and waste entries will be reflected accurately in Foodics Accounting.
Inventory Count = Stocktake
- This entry appears when a manual inventory count is performed in Foodics.
- If there is a surplus, the amount appears on the debit side; if there is a shortage, it appears on the credit side.
Quantity Adjustment = Inventory unit adjustments
- When stock units are increased, decreased, or re-evaluated in Foodics, this entry is created in Foodics Accounting accordingly.