Sage 200 - What do the Movement Types within Stock History relate to?
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Detailed below are all of the Movement Types for Sage 200 and how they can occur.


Movement typeDescriptionCaused byTransaction ID (for Report Designer)
In - Unknown SourceStock AdditionUsing Stock Control > Adjustments > Add Stock0
In - Internal ReturnInternal ReturnUsing Stock Control > Returns > Internal Return1
In - Completed ReturnReturn from SupplierUsing Stock Control > Returns > Return from Supplier2
In - StocktakeStocktake Adjustment InUsing Stock Control > Adjustments > Manage Stocktake - entering a quantity higher than current stock3
In - TransferTransfer InUsing Stock Control > Adjustments > Transfer Stock4
Out - Write offWrite OffUsing Stock Control > Adjustments > Write Off Stock5
Out - InternalInternal IssueUsing Stock Control > Issues > Internal Issues6
Out - FOCCustomer FOC IssueUsing Stock Control > Issues > Customer FOC Issue7
Out - ReturnReturn to SupplierUsing Stock Control > Issues > Return to Supplier8
Out - TransferTransfer OutUsing Stock Control > Adjustments > Transfer Stock9
Out - StocktakeStocktake Adjustment OutUsing Stock Control > Adjustments > Manage Stocktake - entering a quantity lower than current stock10
Allocation - InternalInternal AllocationUsing Stock Control > Allocations > Internal Allocation11
Allocation - CustomerCustomer AllocationUsing Stock Control > Allocations > Customer Allocation12
Allocation - Adjustment *2*Adjustment to AllocationVarious, see note below13
Opening BalanceOpening BalanceUsing Stock Control > Utilities > System Set Up > Opening Balances at Locations14
Out - SOPSales OrderUsing SOP > Order Processing > Goods Despatched and Received > Confirm Goods Despatched15
In - SOPSales ReturnUsing SOP > Order Processing > Goods Despatched and Received > Confirm Goods Received16
In - POPPurchase Order

#Created when order line completed#
Using POP > Order Processing > Record Purchase Invoice17
Out - POPPurchase Return

#Created when order return line completed#
Using POP > Order Processing > Record Purchase Credit18
In (No Price) POPPOP Goods ReceivedUsing POP > Order Processing > Goods Received/Despatched > Confirm Goods Received or Confirm Direct Delivery Goods Received19
Out (No Price) POPPOP Goods ReturnUsing POP > Order Processing > Goods Received/Despatched > Confirm Goods Despatched20
On POP Order *1*On POP OrderUsing POP > Purchase Orders > Enter New Order21
On POP Order Adjustment *1*On POP Order AdjustmentUsing POP > Purchase Orders > Amend Order22
BOM/WO IssueStock out - For BOM buildUsing BOM > BOM Processing > Confirm Build (on source components)23
BOM/WO BuildStock In - Built via BOMUsing BOM > BOM Processing > Confirm Build (on Built item) or Using Record Built Items24
BOM/WO AllocationAllocation of stock to BOMUsing BOM > BOM Processing > Allocate Items for Build25

Note: *1* - You may get multiple instances of these if you amend goods received, to add the amount of goods back to "On Order".
Note: *2* - The program records these at various times to remove the allocated amounts on order, after goods despatched, after BOM built.


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