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Useful reads on warehouses, stock counts and audits.
What a revision is and what it is forA revision checks the actual state of assets and records and whether they match.
Revision vs stock count: what is the differenceA stock count counts; a revision judges the result and the entire record-keeping system.
Preventing shortages: everyday control habitsShortages build up from small daily lapses, not on the day of the revision. Five simple habits in receiving, issuing and storage stop errors at the start.
Scheduled vs surprise revisions: which helps moreA scheduled revision shows the system; a surprise one shows how work really runs day to day.
Who sits on a revision committeeThe committee should consist of reliable, experienced staff who do not depend on the unit being checked.
What to prepare before a revisionA set of documents, the latest balance data and an orderly warehouse are the three key things.