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    Stock Products

    The Stock products in this section will be available for use throughout the Stock functions.

    How to view Stock Products

    Viewing Stock products

    Select Stock / Products from the Main section of the pulse menu -

    Note

    This is an example screenshot of the pulse menu.

    Position of the menu items within pulse will vary according to available options and dependant on personal screen resolution.

    or from the Main Menu select Stock then Products -

    or enter Stock products in the Quick Launch Side Menu.

    This will then show the Stock products on the system where normal customisation of Sets can be used.

    And Tree option will be available where you can toggle the rows to different levels.

    Tip

    To modify the columns displayed, select on the top right of the page, then tick/untick the information you want to hide or display.

    More Information

    • Stock Code: This is the code that was chosen when the stock product was first created.
    • Product group: The Product group will determine defaults adopted by the stock product e.g. its availability for sale and purchase documents.
    • Allow negative stock: Negative stock is only allowed for Standard valuation method.
    • The tick boxes: Whether it’s an expense, sale, purchase, job, loan, stock or payroll product.

    How to create/edit Stock Products

    Creating/Editing Stock products
    1. Select Stock products from one of the options as shown above in Viewing Stock products.

    2. Press New -

      or select and open the Stock product, then select Edit -

    3. Enter or edit the fields as required.

      • Product code:

      • Group: Select a Product group.

      • Description: Enter a product description to identify the product.

      • Unit group: Select a Unit group.

      • Unit: Select Unit.

      • Type: Select a product type.

      • Legacy ref: Enter a legacy reference if needed.

      • Force change: Tick this option to force the description to be changed upon use of this product on a document line. This setting does not affect timesheet entry.

    4. Tick the features you would like the products to be available for.

    5. The tab options -

      • Stock
      • Pricing
      • Accounting
      • SKU's
      • Levels
      • Documents
      • Log

      Select the method of valuation for the stock product.

      • Standard: This method implies manual assigning of cost to items.

      • Average: This valuation method divides the total cost of purchased items by the number of items in stock.

      • Allow negative stock: Negative stock is only allowed for Standard valuation method.

      • You can select the valuation method in this tab.

      • You can add the standard pricing for this product by pressing Add then filling out the selection criteria.

        Note

        Multiple lines can be added for the same stock but located in different locations (and can be differing prices and quantity).

        When one of these Stocks is used in a document, the appropriate stock, price and quantity will be used as appropriate to the location selected.

      • The Pricing tab shows the stock products pricing information. You can make changes to the effective date, SKU, unit of measurement, quantity, purchase and sale price, supplier, customers and price band.

      • To add product pricing, press Add then fill out the selection criteria.

        Tip

        You can also delete product pricings in this tab by selecting a product line, selecting Lock, then pressing Delete.

      • Add Sale/Recharge and Purchase/Cost details.

      Accounting rules are setup in the Accounting (rules) tab.

      • Stock keeping units are managed in this tab e.g. small, medium and large versions of a product.

      • You can add and lock SKU's by selecting a line then pressing either Add or Lock.

      You can view the Stock levels in each Location in this tab.

      All Documents created using the product will be in this section.

      The products history log will be kept in this section.


    1. Once you have made the changes, select Create ...

      or Save.

    How to lock Stock Products

    Lock a Stock product

    Locking a stock product will disable it from being used throughout the stock features.

    • To do so, open the product that you wish to disable.

    • Select Lock.

    How to copy Stock Products

    Copy a Stock product

    If you would like to create a similar stock product to another pre-existing product, you can copy then make changes to it.

    • To do so, choose the product that you would like to copy.

    • Select Copy.

    How to Import/Export Stock Products

    Import/Export Stock products
    • Import
    • Export
    • File information
    1. Select Stock products from one of the options as shown above in Viewing Stock products.

    2. Select the icon and select Stock Product Import.

    3. Enter the name of the Excel file, which is saved on an external source, and other options.

      Tip

      To create an Import file with the correct field names and formatting, Export a file first and save to your external source. Then use this file to add details ready to import.

    4. Select Submit.

      Selecting Queue from the dropdown option will queue the import process until other actions in iplicit are completed.

      Warning

      iplicit allows a maximum of 5,000 rows in a single Import.

      If your Import is too large, an error message will tell you that the Import cannot be processed and will advise you to create smaller Import files.

      If the latter is not possible, please contact Customer support.

    1. Select Stock products from one of the options as shown above in Viewing Stock products.

    2. Select the icon and select Stock Product Export.

    3. Tick include closed if required, then select Submit to create an Excel file on an external source.

      Selecting Queue from the dropdown option will queue the import process until other actions in iplicit are completed.

    4. The Export file is created as an Excel spreadsheet on your local data source.

    Below are the options for filling out the Excel file with the information available for Expense products.

    • Is Active: True or False.

    • Is Purchase: True or False.

    • is_sale: True or False.

    • is_stock: True or False.

    • Code: Unique Product code.

    • Description: Description of Expense Product.

    • Enforce description change flag: True or False.

    • Product group: Product group code.

    • Product type: Product type code.

      • S = Services
      • G = Goods
      • O = Others
    • uom group: Enter Unit of measure group code as pre-defined in the Unit of measure group file.

    • uom: Enter the Unit of measure code.

    • legacy_ref:

    • s.account:

    • p.account:

    • p.is_resale:

    • stk.is_sku_many: True or False.

    • stk.uom: EA

    • stk.stock_allow_negative: True or False.

    • stk.has_trace: True or False.

    • stk.stock_valuation_method: S

    • sku.code: Stock1

    • sku.description: Another Stock Product.

    • sku.uom: EA

    • p.attr.Project:

    • p.attr.CostCentre:

    • p.attr.TaxBand:

    • s.attr.Project:

    • s.attr.CostCentre:

    • ext.AlarmStandard:

    • ext.ReviewDate:

    • ext.AlarmType:

    • ext.Xref:

    • ext.Warranty:

    • ext.Supplier:

    • ext.Serial_Number:

    • ext.Installer:


    Updated January 2026

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