Why Are Daily Stock Check Sheets Printing Blank?

If your daily stock check sheets are printing blank, this is likely due to the way Navigator manages stock checking cycles. This is a normal occurrence and not an issue to worry about.

Explanation

1. Stock Checking Cycles:

   • Navigator is configured to perform stock checks on a cyclical basis.
   • For example, your stock may be set to complete a full inventory check once a year.

2. Daily Allocations:

   • The system divides the total number of parts into monthly allocations.
   • It further breaks down these monthly allocations into daily lists based on the number of days in the month.

3. Blank Sheets:

   • Once all parts allocated for a specific month have been checked, the system has no more items to list for that month.
   • As a result, daily stock check sheets will print blank until the next month's cycle begins.

Key Notes

• Normal Process: Blank sheets simply indicate that all stock for the current month has been checked.
• No Action Required: The system will automatically resume generating daily stock check sheets when the next month’s cycle begins.

Benefits of This System

• Efficient Stock Management: Ensures all stock is checked systematically throughout the year.
• Balanced Workload: Breaks the stock check into manageable daily tasks, reducing strain on staff.
• Clear Indication: Blank sheets serve as a signal that the month’s stock check is complete.