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STOCK MANAGEMENT
(i) MERCHANDISE HANDLING
(ii) HOW TO RECORD THE STOCK

(i) MERCHANDISE HANDLING

  • In merchandise handling, it have ordering process, receiving process, checking process and marking process.

(a) Ordering process.

- There are two things that the buyer must negotiate with the supplier:

NEGOTIATE

(1) Price

  • Buyer must get the low price from supplier.

  • For example, get the price RM1.50 for Coca Cola from the supplier, so that you can sell with price RM2.00

(2) Discount

  • In discount have quantity discount and cash discount.

  • Quantity discount- Buy the stock in a large quantity. For example buy 20 cottons of mineral water.

  • Cash discount- Make a early payment to supplier and the supplier will give a discount

(b) Receiving process

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  • Order the supplier transportation agent.

  • For example, Tesco order a transportation agent for Coca Cola sent the stock. 

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  • Ensure the exterior packaging is not damage.

  • For example, is not crushed or broken seal. 

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  • Key in the invoice or delivery order at the system 

(c) Checking process

- In checking, there have invoice check, quantity check and quality check.

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Invoice check
- Compare the invoice with the delivery order.

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Quantity check.
- Ensure the quantity is same with invoice and delivery order.
- Example: Calculate the quantity of stock.

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Quality check.
- Ensure that the merchandise does not have any damages.

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(d) Marking process.
- There are a few of pricing tactics which is customary prices, variable pricing, odd pricing and everyday low price.

Customary pricing-

  • The retailer set the price and maintain with that price.

  • For example is newspaper. The price of newspaper is maintain. 

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Variable pricing-

  • The retailer set the different price with the same product depends on demand and supply

  • For example, chocolate bouquet. During the convocation, the price for chocolate bouquet will be high because the demand is also high. 

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​Odd pricing- 

  • The retailer set the price with the ends in odd number for example is RM 9.98, RM 10.99, RM 25.95 

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Everyday low price- 

  • The retailer charge the low price with the same customer everyday.

  • It can increase the company sales. For example, Giant give the low price to customers and used the concept of everyday low price. 

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HOW TO RECORD THE STOCK

- This is the table on how to record the stock in and stock out.

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