Manage Stock Issue and Return

Manage Stock Issue and Return in DreamzCMMS

This tutorial guides you through managing stock issues and returns using DreamzCMMS. You will learn how to create new stock issues and handle stock returns efficiently.


Overview

Stock Issues let you record inventory being issued out — to an employee, work order, or other recipient — along with quantity, price, and payment details. Stock Returns let you bring issued items back into inventory, with a documented reason and quantity. Both processes keep your inventory records accurate and auditable.


Before You Begin

  • You must have access to the Supplies section in your account.
  • Know who the stock is being issued to, which items and quantities are involved, and the applicable payment method before starting.




How to Create a New Stock Issue

Step 1 – Access Supplies Section

Click "Supplies" to open the supplies management section in the dashboard.

Access Supplies Section


Step 2 – Open Stock Issue List

Click "Stock Issue List" to view all current stock issues and their details.

Open Stock Issue List


Step 3 – Adjust Page Size

Click "Page Size" to modify the number of entries displayed per page.

Adjust Page Size


Step 4 – Open Filters Menu

Click "Filters" to access filtering options for refining the stock issue list.

Open Filters Menu


Step 5 – Interact with Filter Options

Click here to select or modify specific filter criteria within the stock issue list.

Interact with Filter Options


Step 6 – Create New Stock Issue

Click "New Stock Issue" to start creating a new stock issue record.

Create New Stock Issue


Step 7 – Select the Stock Issue To Field

Select the stock issue type from the list to specify against what the stock is being issued.

Select Stock issue to field


Step 8 – Search for Employee

Search the employee list to find and select the employee associated with the stock issue.

Search for Employee


Step 9 – Access Items Section

Click "Items" to view and manage the inventory included in the stock issue.

Access Items Section


Step 10 – Open Inventory Code Field

Click "Inventory Code" to search for the inventory to add to the stock issue.

Open Inventory Code Field


Step 11 – Select Inventory

Choose the inventory item from the populated inventory list for the stock issue.

Select Inventory


Step 12 – Enter Inventory Details

After selecting the inventory, enter the quantity and price for the stock issue.

Give Inventory details


Step 13 – Open Payment Section

Click "Payment" to access payment options related to the stock issue.

Open Payment Section


Step 14 – Choose Payment Option

From the payment options, select the preferred payment mode, such as Advance.

Choose Payment Option


Step 15 – Complete Payment Details

Depending on the payment mode selected, additional fields will appear: Advance shows an Approver and EMI section, Waive Off shows an Approver section, while Client Payment and Cash have no additional fields.

Payment details


Step 16 – Enter EMI Details

Input the number of EMIs, and the EMI amount will auto-populate based on the number entered.

Open EMI Details


Step 17 – Select the Other Tab

Click "Other" to go to the tab where you can add remarks, choose notification settings, and attach files related to this stock issue.

Select Other tab


Step 18 – Save Stock Issue

Click "Save Stock Issue" to finalize the record. You'll be redirected to the stock issue list.

Save Stock Issue


How to Process a Stock Return

Step 1 – Use the 3-Dot Menu on the Stock Issue List

Click the three dots to view additional actions related to a stock issue, such as View, Print, Delete, and Return.

3dots function Stock List


Step 2 – Access Return Section

Click "Return" to begin processing a stock return.

Access Return Section


Step 3 – Select Return Reason

Choose the return reason from the list.

Select Return Reason


Step 4 – Open Return Items

Click "Items" to view and manage the items being returned.

Open Return Items


Step 5 – Enter Return Quantity

Enter the number of units to specify the quantity of items to return.

Select Return Quantity


Step 6 – Open File Menu

Click "File" to access file options related to the stock return process. Here you can upload a file related to the return.

Open File Menu


Step 7 – Save Stock Return

Click "Save Stock Return" to complete and save the stock return record.

Save Stock Return


Step 8 – Use the 3-Dot Menu on the Stock Return List

On the stock return listing page, click the three dots to view more options, such as View or Print.

3 dots menu


Step 9 – Add a Stock Return Directly

Click "New Stock Return" to start creating a new stock return record directly, following the same process as a stock issue.

Add Stock Return


Tips for Managing Stock Issues and Returns

  • Choose the correct payment mode up front — Advance and Waive Off both require an approver, so confirm this is set before saving.
  • Use the Other tab to attach supporting files and remarks so the stock issue record is fully documented.
  • Process returns from the original stock issue's three-dot menu to keep the return linked to its source issue.
  • You can also create a stock return directly from the Stock Return list without starting from an existing issue.

Frequently Asked Questions

What payment modes are available for a stock issue?
Options include Advance, Waive Off, Client Payment, and Cash. Advance and Waive Off both include an approver field, and Advance also includes an EMI section.

Can I return part of a stock issue?
Yes. When processing a return, you specify the quantity of items being returned for each item.

Do I need to start from a stock issue to create a return?
No. You can process a return from an existing stock issue's three-dot menu, or create a new stock return directly from the Stock Return list.

Can I attach files to a stock issue or return?
Yes. Use the Other tab on a stock issue, or the File option on a stock return, to attach supporting documents.


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