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Job stock loadout and deduction | FieldCamp

See what stock a FieldCamp job needs before the truck leaves, spot shortfalls, and understand how on-hand quantity is deducted and returned automatically.

Stock loadout is the pull-list for a job. It reads the job's product line items and shows, per item, how much is required, how much is on hand, and where you are short — so a shortfall turns into a purchase order before the crew arrives, not after.

Stock movement itself is automatic. You do not reserve or release anything by hand.

Before you begin

  • The product must have Track inventory switched on and an inventory record. Services and untracked products never move stock and do not appear on the loadout.
  • Stock is deducted from the product's most-stocked inventory row for your workspace.
  • To have quantities convert between the unit you sell in and the unit you stock in, set the product's Stock unit and a matching Conversion rate. See Line-item calculators and surcharges.

Read the loadout

Open the job and find the Stock loadout block. An administrator can add it to a job layout as the Stock Loadout block.

ColumnWhat it shows
ItemThe product, with an approximate purchase quantity and unit when one applies
RequiredHow much this job needs, in the line's unit
PulledHow much has already been taken for this job
On handCurrent stock
ShortThe gap when required exceeds what is available

Use Refresh after editing line items to re-read current stock. When any row is short, the panel warns that some items are short of stock and suggests a purchase order.

If the job has no stock-tracked products, the panel says so rather than showing an empty table.

How stock moves

Movement is driven by the job lifecycle, not by a button:

WhenWhat happens to on-hand
A job is created with tracked productsThe required quantity is deducted
A line quantity is editedOnly the difference moves, so an edit never double-counts
A line item is removed, or the job is deleted or cancelledThe quantity that item consumed is added back

Each line remembers how much it has already consumed, so re-saving a job with the same quantities changes nothing. On-hand never goes below zero.

Where a stock unit and conversion are configured, the line's quantity is converted into the stock unit before it is deducted — for example, gallons sold converted into sets held. Without that configuration the line quantity is deducted as-is.

Fix a shortfall

  1. Check the Short column for the items you cannot cover.
  2. Move stock from another warehouse, or raise a purchase order for the difference. See Vendors and purchase orders.
  3. Select Refresh on the loadout once the stock arrives.

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