stockaudit
nounUK /ˈstɒkˌɔːdɪt/
US /ˈstɑːkˌɔːdɪt/
A stockaudit is a careful count of all the things a shop has to sell.
The store closes early once a year to do a stockaudit.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A check of how much of a product a company has in its storeroom.
The manager found three missing boxes during the stockaudit.
3. A review of a company's supplies to make sure the records are correct.
The stockaudit showed that the computer list matched the real shelves.
4. The act of counting goods to see what needs to be ordered again.
After the stockaudit, they ordered more pencils and paper.