How can you conduct a blind inventory count to improve accuracy?
Inventory accuracy is crucial for warehouse operations, as it affects customer satisfaction, order fulfillment, and operational efficiency. However, manual inventory counts can be prone to errors, especially if the counters have access to the expected quantities or the system records. A blind inventory count is a method of verifying inventory levels without revealing any information to the counters, except the location and the item code. This way, the counters have to rely on their own observation and judgment, and any discrepancies can be detected and corrected. In this article, you will learn how to conduct a blind inventory count to improve accuracy in your warehouse.
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Renata Torres Gomes SouzaVice President | Business Unit Director | Sr Director | COO | Supply Chain | Startups Mentor
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Guilherme PimentelGest?o Comercial | Solu??es de Armazenagem - W3
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Anas Basheer SubydaBSc. Maths, MBA, CSCE, CSCS, CLSSBB (CPD London- UK), Business Manager - Ware House Operations & Business Development…