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Stock Opname ​

Transaction → Stock Opname compares a physical count against the asset register. You need access to Stock Opname to open it and the create capability to start a count. The document's creator manages its devices, starts review, decides follow-up and completes it.

Prepare the departments, locations, asset conditions and registered assets before counting. The count covers registered assets; it does not automatically register an unknown asset.

Stock Opname list with current document statuses

The whole flow ​

  1. Create the count and set its scope
  2. Connect devices and upload the field results
  3. Start review and close device access
  4. Reconcile every unscanned asset
  5. Decide which results to process or ignore
  6. Process the results and finish their linked documents
  7. Complete Stock Opname
StatusMeaningAvailable next action
IN-PROGRESSField counting is openStart review, or Void with the required capability
IN-REVIEWDevices are closed; the creator reviews findings and follow-upResolve every result, then Complete
COMPLETEDThe count and all required follow-up are finishedRead the record
VOIDCancelled before review startedRead the record

Stock Opname uses this lifecycle instead of the ordinary document submission flow. Document basics applies to its linked transaction documents.

WARNING

Assets in an active Stock Opname remain locked against unrelated transactions, including while follow-up documents await approval or revision. Process corrections through the count's linked documents. Completing the count releases the lock; Void is available only before review starts.

Create the document and set the scope ​

  1. Open Transaction → Stock Opname and select the create button.
  2. Fill Document Title, the date and the department/location scope.
  3. Save. Fisetra assigns a number and sets IN-PROGRESS.
  4. Check that the scope contains the assets you intend to count.

Use the narrowest accurate scope. An unnecessarily broad scope locks assets that are not part of the field work.

Allow devices to count ​

Enable device download and register the devices allowed to join. Devices can scan and upload only while the document is IN-PROGRESS and their access is active.

Finish uploading every device's results before starting review. Starting review disables all connected devices and closes further download and upload access.

Start review ​

  1. Open the document as its creator.
  2. Choose Start review.
  3. Check the warning about unscanned assets and confirm with Yes.

Start review confirmation warning about four unscanned assets

The status becomes IN-REVIEW. Fisetra preserves the original scan evidence and the asset values at the start of review. If an old temporary scan has no registered asset, or a scanned asset is unavailable, resolve that issue before review can begin. Do not use this flow to create a new asset; use Asset addition.

Read the summary ​

The Summary tab combines the asset results. Open a result to see Before and After values, condition, notes, photos and accessories.

Summary during IN-PROGRESS with scan-status cards and four assets awaiting scan

This example is still IN-PROGRESS; review controls appear after review starts.

Scan statusMeaning
Scan normalFound without a location/disposal discrepancy
Scan diff. locationFound at a different location
Scan disposalA disposed asset was found
Awaiting scanExpected in the scope but not scanned

A result can have more than one scan status. Click a scan-status card to filter it; click again or use Show all statuses to clear the filter.

During review, Review progress also filters by reconciliation required, not decided, selected for processing, awaiting documents, follow-up required, finished or ignored. This combines with the scan-status filter and search. Progress counts cover the whole document, even when the table is filtered.

Filtering changes the rows you see; it does not change saved decisions.

Reconcile unscanned assets ​

Investigate each missing result before deciding that an asset has been lost.

  1. In Summary, locate the unscanned assets.
  2. Select an individual reconciliation action, or tick unscanned rows and choose Reconcile.
  3. In Reconciliation Confirmation, choose Status, add a Comment, and supply Disposal Date if required.
  4. Confirm, then review the resulting record and decide its follow-up.

The select-all checkbox covers unscanned assets on the current page. Reconciliation checkboxes are separate from the Process decisions stored for review. The disposal date must meet the date restriction shown by the form.

Correct and decide results ​

Before follow-up documents are created, open a result to correct its review values. Enter Correction reason (required) and save. The original scan and correction history remain available; a correction resets the follow-up decision to Not decided.

Choose a Follow-up decision for each result:

DecisionResult
Not decidedReview is still outstanding
ProcessInclude this result in the next processing run
IgnoreRecord a required reason and take no asset-changing action for this result

Mark results on this page: Process marks the eligible results currently visible. Decisions remain saved when you change pages or filters.

Process follow-up documents ​

  1. Choose Process marked results.
  2. Read the preview showing the number of asset results and documents.
  3. Confirm only when the proposed follow-up is correct.
  4. Open the linked documents to submit and track any required approvals.

Processing uses all saved Process decisions that have not yet generated documents, including results outside the current page or filter.

FindingFollow-up
Notes, photos, accessories, or an active condition change without movementAn asset-change document is created and automatically approved with history
Location changedA movement document follows the normal submission/approval flow
Asset must be disposedA disposal document follows the normal flow
Disposed asset foundA reverse-disposal document follows the normal flow
Movement and disposal are both neededApprove movement before disposal
Disposed asset found at a different locationApprove reverse disposal before movement

The linked documents preserve the connection to the count. Do not replace them with unrelated documents while the assets remain locked.

Revise a follow-up document ​

A rejected linked document does not reopen device access or release the asset lock.

  1. In Summary or the scan detail, use Revise follow-up document beside an eligible draft/rejected document.
  2. Update the offered values and enter a correction reason.
  3. Check the warning: the revision applies to every asset grouped in that document.
  4. Save, then open the linked document and submit or resubmit it.

Saving a revision does not approve it. Already approved documents and the original scan evidence are preserved. Generated follow-up documents cannot be independently deleted or voided; use the linked revision flow.

Complete or void the count ​

Complete becomes available to the creator only when every unscanned asset is reconciled, every result is finished or ignored, and all required linked documents have been approved and applied. Confirm to set COMPLETED and release the asset lock.

To cancel before review, the creator needs the void capability and an IN-PROGRESS document. Void is unavailable once review has started.

Common problems ​

ProblemWhat to do
A device can no longer uploadCheck whether review has started or device access was disabled
Start review is refusedResolve temporary/unregistered scans or unavailable registered assets
Complete is disabledCheck reconciliation, undecided results, and linked documents awaiting approval or revision
Results disappear when filteringClear both the scan-status and review-progress filters, then check search
Processing includes more results than the visible pageReview decisions are saved across pages and filters
A linked document was rejectedRevise it with a reason and resubmit through its document page
An unrelated transaction remains blockedFinish the active count's linked follow-up; the lock lasts until completion