The two directions of the feed, every field on a movement row, the source tag behind each one and what records it, and who can read each side.
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A lot's on-hand reads five cases short of what it did yesterday, and before you correct anything you want the reason: which case came in, which went out, on whose order, and when. The movements feed answers that. Every lands here as its own dated row, newest first, for the company you're signed in to. Open Stock movements under Inventory to read along.
The feed splits into two tabs, and which you see depends on your role:
The sign tells you at a glance whether a lot grew or shrank. Most movements are counted in cases; kitchen waste is recorded in pounds. Rows read newest first, and once a tab holds more than a page of them, a per-page selector and a pager sit below the list. When a tab has nothing to show, it reads No stock movements found.
If your role only covers one side of the floor, you'll see just the tab you have permission for — the two sides are separate rights, listed at the foot of this page.
Left to right, each row carries:
Some rows add a notes line beneath the meta — kitchen waste, for one, spells out its waste record and disposal reason there.
The colored tag on the right of every row names its . The source is also how you filter the feed. On the inbound side:
On the outbound side:
Odoo Sync can appear on either side: it tags the stock the Odoo integration adds or removes when it reconciles your counts with Odoo's.
The list runs to every movement your company has recorded, so three controls above it narrow the view. Each keeps you on the tab you're reading:
A Clear all link appears once any filter is set and returns the tab to its full list.
Some sources never post to this feed
The source menu lists every source Bettr recognizes, but a few — Inventory Count, Manual Adjustment, and Shipment — correct on-hand through their own records rather than this ledger, so filtering to one of them reads No stock movements found. A count's corrections, for instance, are posted through the count itself.
The feed tracks stock coming into and leaving the building — not stock rearranged inside it, and not on-hand corrected in place:
Nothing here is ever overwritten
A row is never edited and never deleted. When stock changes, Bettr writes a fresh dated row instead of typing over an old one — which is why the trail holds up under an audit. How inventory works in Bettr explains the model, and Trace stock movements walks the feed as a task.
Access is set per role, under Warehouse & Inventory in the permission catalog. The two directions are separate rights:
With neither right, the page redirects to an unauthorized notice.