39% measured completeness · 40 scored features · measured at 3bfe3b23 on 2026-07-28. The percentage is recomputed from the scorecard, not stored here.
Stock Counts is how a store checks its recorded stock against what is actually on the shelf. Someone opens a count for one location, enters what they physically counted, and finalizes it; finalizing compares each count against the figure recorded when the count began and, wherever the two disagree, corrects the stock and records why. Where an adjustment is a correction someone decided to make, a count is the discovery that the figures had drifted.
A missing item means another system has it and QIIUB does not yet — not a commitment to build it. The scorecard calls this a comparison map, not a backlog.
Stock Counts owns the count document, the snapshot of what stock was expected, the difference that falls out of it, and — decisively — the act of turning a counted difference into a posted correction. It does not own the correction document it raises, the shared list of reasons it records against, the stock figures it changes, or the reporting built on top of the result.
operable with caveats
No caveats have been declared for this module. That is an unexamined bill of health, not a clean one — having a screen is not the same as a store being able to finish the job on it.
The clean operable state is owner-declared only — no measurement can produce it, and this module has no such declaration.
Plain-language wording approved by mgandia on 2026-08-14, drafted from the measurement at 3bfe3b23.