Managing Charges and Discharges
This guide explains how to manage stock charge and discharge operations in Distritour. A charge is an operation that transfers stock from the warehouse to a selected carrier. A discharge is the inverse operation, which transfers stock from a carrier (or another source) back to the warehouse.
Table of Contents
- Accessing the Modules
- Charges Overview
- Creating a Charge
- Discharges Overview
- Creating a Discharge
- Editing and Deleting
1. Accessing the Modules
In the left sidebar, go to Operations, then click on:
- Charges — to manage stock transfers from the warehouse to carriers.
- Discharges — to manage stock returns back to the warehouse.
2. Charges Overview
The charges page displays a table with all recorded charges.
Main columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Unique identifier for the charge. |
| Carrier | The carrier receiving the stock. |
| Date | Date and time of the charge. |
| Sell Amount | Total value of charged stock (selling price). |
| Buy Amount | Total value of charged stock (purchase price). |
| Items | Items charged to the carrier. |
3. Creating a Charge
Steps to Create
- At the top of the charges page, click the + Add or Create button.
- A form opens where you must fill in the following fields:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Carrier | Selection | Select the carrier who will receive the stock. |
| Operation Date | Date/Time | Set the date and time of the charge. |
| Items | Table | Add the products and quantities to charge. |
- Click Save to confirm the charge.
Example Workflow
- A warehouse manager prepares a route for a carrier.
- They create a charge by selecting the carrier and the stock products.
- The stock is transferred to the carrier's inventory.
- The carrier can now sell these products during their route.
4. Discharges Overview
The discharges page displays all stock returns to the warehouse.
Main columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Unique identifier for the discharge. |
| Carrier | The carrier returning the stock. |
| Date | Date and time of the discharge. |
| Sell Amount | Total value of returned stock (selling price). |
| Buy Amount | Total value of returned stock (purchase price). |
| Items | Items discharged. |
| Total Quantity | Total number of items returned. |
5. Creating a Discharge
Steps to Create
- At the top of the discharges page, click the + Add or Create button.
- A form opens with the following fields:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Carrier | Selection | Select the carrier returning the stock. |
| Operation Date | Date/Time | Set the date and time of the discharge. |
| Items | Table | List the products and quantities being returned. |
- Click Save to confirm the discharge.
Use Cases
- A carrier finishes their route and returns to the warehouse with unsold stock.
- A manager creates a discharge to record the returned products.
- The stock is reintegrated into the warehouse inventory.
6. Editing and Deleting
Editing an Operation
- In the table, locate the operation to edit.
- Click the Edit icon or Edit button.
- Adjust the required fields.
- Click Save to confirm the changes.
Deleting an Operation
- Select the operation to delete.
- Click the Delete icon or Delete button.
- Confirm the deletion in the dialog box.
⚠️ Warning: Deleting an operation is permanent and affects inventory.
Change History
Every change made to this record is captured automatically, for example a change to the quantities, prices or items of an operation, or the amount paid.
The changes can be seen in the change history table, on the operation page. For each change, it shows:
- what happened (added, modified)
- the field concerned, with its old value crossed out and its new value
- the user who made the change and the date and time
This lets you know who changed what, and when.
