Difference between Stock Current and Stock Adjusted Levels

In your Inventory, you will notice two columns: Stock Current Level and Stock Adjusted Level.

1. Stock Current Level is the current level of your stock for a particular item. 
   • For example, if you have 1000 red C9 bulbs in your warehouse, then your Stock current Level will show 1000. 
2. Stock Adjusted Level is the current level of your stock minus the sum listed on unaccepted proposals for a particular item. 
   • For example, let us assume you still have 1000 red C9 bulbs in your warehouse. Now, let us also assume you have created a proposal that would require 200 red C9. Until this proposal is accepted, your Stock Current Level will show 1000, and your Stock Adjusted Levels will show 800 (1000 – 200). If the proposal is accepted, and you choose to “Pull from Inventory” in the Inventory Prep Stage, your Stock Current Level will then show 800. 

Stock Adjusted Levels are dependent on Stock Current Levels. This means that if you adjust the Stock Current Levels, the Stock Adjusted Levels will update accordingly. Stock Adjusted Levels can never be adjusted manually, as they depend on various factors.