onhandvarastot

Onhandvarastot is a term used in inventory management to describe the quantity of stock that is physically present in a company’s warehouses and is readily available for use or sale at a given moment. It typically excludes stock that is in transit, under quality control, or otherwise reserved or blocked from immediate use, and it is distinct from planned receipts or backorders. In practice, onhandvarastot is tracked in enterprise resource planning (ERP) or warehouse management systems (WMS) and is updated in real time as goods move, are received, or are issued.

Stock can be categorized by location (warehouse, bin, or dock), by status (available, reserved, in transit, damaged, or blocked), and by item attributes such as batch/lot or serial numbers. The term onhandvarastot usually refers to the total physical quantity across locations, while "available on hand" or "available-to-promise" reflects the portion not currently allocated to commitments. Safety stock and reorder points influence planning but do not change the immediate on-hand quantity.

Uses and management: On-hand inventories are central to order fulfillment, replenishment planning, and financial valuation. They provide the basis for calculating fill rates, determining stock replenishment needs, and supporting customer promises. Quantities are affected by goods receipts, goods issues, transfers, stock corrections, and write-offs. Accurate on-hand data requires regular cycle counts or full counts to maintain accuracy and reduce discrepancies between the physical stock and system records.