Count from the bench, not the laptop
Type count PCB-001 47 in Slack. Alan logs it and replies in-thread.
Run the shop
Type the count. Alan explains the variance.
Stand at the shelf, type the number in Slack, and Alan tells you why it doesn’t match the books.
Slack
#shop-floor
count PCB-001 47
AI
Logged. Books had 52, you found 47. variance −5.
The last PCB-001 receipt was 80 units against a 100-unit PO. A clerical miscount on receipt would explain a −5 swing. Worth a second count before I post the adjustment.
The new way
How this works in the future of MRP.
Today you print count sheets, walk the floor, then key every number back at the laptop and still guess why the shelf is off. With TuringDock a count is one Slack line, and Alan does the variance math.
How it works
Variance with a reason, not just a number
Alan checks the last five stock movements and names the likely cause next to the variance.
One tap to resolve
Apply the adjustment, recount, or flag it to investigate later.
Alan tells you what to count next
Each morning Alan ranks SKUs by reorder pressure and time since last count.
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