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# Beginning inventory quantity

To set up beginning inventory in ERPAG, go to:

```
Inventory > Products and services
```

Create a new product using the 'add new' option or open an existing one and go to edit mode, to enable changing.

When you open the wanted product or save the newly created one, you will see a 'set quantity' button on the right-hand side of the screen.

![](/files/-LLZQgk35O-vLWapWtRw)

When you click on it, it will open a window where you will be able to set the quantity and stock price for every warehouse you have created in ERPAG.

![](/files/-LLZRKJOxukG4l-eGIk2)

When you type in the wanted quantity for the wanted warehouse, click on the 'set quantity button' and you will see that the 'on hand' status for this item will change.

![](/files/-LLZSMK_L3knAhx-gsqL)

Once you exit the window, ERPAG will automatically create a stock adjustment document for this item.

```
Inventory > Stock adjustments
```

![](/files/-LLZT1RG0QaAYr_FaSic)

This will also be reflected on the stock card of this product.

```
Inventory > Products and services
```

Open the wanted product from the list and use the 'reports' button on the right-hand side of the screen to go to the stock card.

![](/files/-LLZTwjkUYYBm-RcAGxS)

The change will be visible there as well.

![](/files/-LLZU6Ukln15GJBGK20i)


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