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Operations

Inventory & assets

Stock ledgers with weighted-average cost and a fixed-asset register that depreciates.

Stock and assets that have to match the books.
Illustration — inventory & assetsStock and assets that have to match the books.

What you get

Capabilities that ship with this module today.

Inventory WAC & COGS

Item ledger and value entries; invoice lines can issue stock and post COGS.

  • Opening, purchase, and adjustment stock movements
  • On-hand and ledger views with period gates
  • Inventory book CSV export

Fixed assets

Register with useful life, residual, dual book/tax methods, and disposal.

  • Depreciation runs by as-of date (same as-of is a no-op)
  • Tax accumulators feed the CIT working paper
  • Disposal posting with NBV handling

Questions

Short answers up front. Expand for the longer version — the full text is in the page source either way.

How is stock valued?Weighted-average cost, with COGS when invoice lines issue stock.

Opening, purchase, and adjustment movements update the item ledger and value entries. When an invoice line issues stock, COGS posts into the ledger at WAC.

Do fixed assets support tax depreciation?Yes — dual book and tax methods feed CIT.

The register stores useful life, residual, and dual book/tax methods. Depreciation runs by as-of date; tax accumulators feed the CIT working paper.

Can we export an inventory book?Yes — CSV export of the inventory book for the period.

On-hand and ledger views respect period gates so stock reports match the month you are closing.

Is this a full warehouse management system?No — it is stock ledgers and assets beside finance, not a standalone WMS.

Barcode receive/pick flows may exist for operations teams, but this module’s promise is WAC inventory and a depreciating fixed-asset register — not a separate warehouse product.

What happens on asset disposal?Disposal posts with net book value handling.

When you dispose an asset, Omnizone posts the NBV outcome so the register and the ledger stay aligned.

Which industries typically run this?Trading, manufacturing, and retail teams that need stock to match the books.

Professional-services-only companies often skip deep inventory; manufacturers and distributors usually keep this module on from day one.

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