[SAP EWM] Difference between available stock and physical stock

Available stock - This stock is not allocated or reserved to any delivery and ready for use.

Physical stock - System will display the stock that is available in the warehouse. means, this will display stock which is assigned to the delivery document or Production warehouse request.

So always order management team should consider stock in the available stock node while placing the orders as this is the stock which is available to use.

Note : Before physical inventory is initiated, try to close these open documents if possible. Else there is a chance of having an impact during goods issue in case of any stock changes

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