Overview:
The Multi Location Module in QNE QCA empowers businesses to efficiently manage inventory,
sales, and transactions across multiple locations. This module allows centralized tracking of stock,
location-specific transaction processing, and real-time visibility into inventory levels at each site. With
this feature, businesses can streamline operations, maintain accurate inventory data, and meet the
logistical demands of multi-branch or multi-warehouse setups.
Prerequisite: Ensure that the Multi Location Module is enabled. Users must first avail this feature
under the Subscribe Plan > Add-ons to access its functionalities.
Scenario:
A retail business operates three warehouse locations to store inventory. To improve stock
management, they need to:
Track inventory levels in each location separately.
Transfer stocks from one warehouse to another based-on on demand.
Generate location-based stock reports to analyze product availability.
By enabling the Multi-Location Module, they can efficiently manage their stock movements and
ensure proper stock allocation across locations.
Solution:
1. Setting Up Locations
Go to Stock > Locations.
Click Add New Location.
Enter the details, including:
- Stock Location Code
- Location Name (e.g., "Cebu Warehouse").
- Optional details like address, contact person, phone no., and fax no.
- Click Save to create a new location. Repeat the process for each branch or warehouse.
2. Assigning Stock to Locations
Navigate to Stocks > Stocks & Services.
Create a new item by clicking Add.
Under the Stock Location dropdown, assign stock quantities to the relevant locations.
The assigned location here will be the default stock location shown during transactions.Save changes to update inventory levels across all sites.
Sample Transaction:
3. Processing Location-Based Transactions
For sales, purchases, and stock transactions, select the appropriate location from
the Stock Location Dropdown menu.Enter the transaction details, ensuring the stock movements correspond to the specified
location.Click Save to post the transaction and update inventory and accounting records for the
selected location.
4. Transferring Stock Between Locations
Navigate to Stock > Stock Transfers.
Select the Location From (e.g., "Manila Branch") and the Location To (e.g., "Cebu Branch").
Input the item details, including the quantity to be transferred.
Review and save the transfer to adjust stock levels for both locations.
5. Generating Location-Specific Reports
Go to Reporting > Report Center > Stocks > Other Reports. Select the desired report type
(e.g., Stock Ledger in Quantity and Value by Location, Stock Location Balance, Stock Location
Available, Balance, Month End Stock Balance by Location).Filter the report by location to view data specific to individual branches or warehouses.
Application:
For example, a grocery chain with multiple branches can:
Track stock availability in each store.
Transfer products from a warehouse to retail stores based on sales demand.
Generate stock reports for restocking decisions.
By leveraging the Multi Location Module, businesses can ensure efficient resource management and
improve decision-making, all while reducing manual effort and errors.
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