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Consignment Inventory Reconciliation Audit

Consignment Inventory Reconciliation Audit

Inspection template for reconciling consignment and truck-stock counts against system records and work-order usage to identify shrinkage, inventory drift, and documentation gaps across field service vehicles.

Audit Scope and Inventory Snapshot

  • Vehicle or consignment location identified
    Record the truck number, asset ID, or consignment site being audited.
  • Inventory snapshot timestamp matches audit window
    Capture the system snapshot date/time used for reconciliation.
  • Item master and unit-of-measure settings verified
    Confirm the item master, pack size, and unit-of-measure mapping are correct for audited SKUs.
  • Audit scope includes all consigned and truck-stock items
    Verify the count includes all stocked parts, kits, and high-value items assigned to the vehicle or site.

Physical Count Verification

  • Physical count completed for all audited SKUs
    Confirm each audited SKU was physically counted, not estimated.
  • Counted quantity recorded
    Enter the physical quantity counted for the selected SKU or count line.
  • High-value or controlled items counted separately
    Verify controlled, serialized, or high-value items were counted and recorded independently.
  • Expired, damaged, or obsolete stock identified
    Check whether any unusable stock was found and segregated from usable inventory.
  • Physical storage condition supports accurate counts
    Verify stock is organized, labeled, and accessible enough to support accurate counting and retrieval.

System Record Reconciliation

  • System quantity captured for audited SKU
    Enter the quantity shown in the system for the same SKU and location.
  • Variance calculated and documented
    Enter the variance between physical count and system record.
  • Negative on-hand balances reviewed
    Check for negative inventory balances or other system anomalies affecting the reconciliation.
  • Open adjustments or transfers reviewed
    Verify pending inventory adjustments, transfers, or returns were reviewed before finalizing the audit.
  • Reconciliation method documented
    Select the method used to reconcile physical and system quantities.

Work Order Usage and Transaction Review

  • Usage tied to completed work orders
    Confirm consumed parts were issued against completed work orders or service tickets.
  • Unposted usage identified
    Check whether any parts were used in the field but not yet posted to the system.
  • Returned parts documented
    Verify unused or returned parts were recorded and returned to stock or consignment as applicable.
  • Serialized item usage matches work-order records
    Confirm serialized parts or devices match the work-order and transaction history.

Variance Investigation and Corrective Actions

  • Root cause identified for material variance
    Describe the most likely cause of the discrepancy, such as mis-picks, posting delays, shrinkage, or unit-of-measure errors.
  • Corrective action assigned
    Record the owner and action required to resolve the variance.
  • Follow-up date scheduled
    Enter the date/time for recheck, adjustment approval, or follow-up audit.
  • Inventory adjustment approved per SOP
    Confirm any write-off, adjustment, or transfer was approved according to the applicable SOP and authorization limits.

Closeout and Sign-Off

  • Supporting evidence attached
    Attach photos of count sheets, labeled bins, exceptions, or other supporting evidence as needed.
  • Inspector comments complete
    Summarize key findings, exceptions, and any unresolved issues.
  • Inspector signature
    Inspector signs to confirm the audit was completed accurately.
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