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# How do I increase quantity on-hand?

With Imonggo, you don't directly change the item quantity. Instead, you record a transaction that will either increase or decrease the quantity.

### Step 1: 

Go to Stockroom -> Adjustments -> New Adjustments

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### Step 2:

Choose from the choices below:

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#### Option 1:

To increase inventory, you can use "Receive from Supplier" or "Adjustment In".<br>

#### Option 2:

To decrease inventory, you can use "Return to Supplier" or "Adjustment out".<br>

#### Option 3:

You can also use "Physical Count" to adjust the number of items to a specific count.<br>

#### Option 4:

A "Sales Invoice" transaction at the Store will automatically decrease the quantity of the item sold.


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