stocktake
nounUK /ˈstɒk.teɪk/
US /ˈstɑːk.teɪk/
A stocktake is when you count all the things a shop has to make sure the list is right.
The shop closes early on Sundays so the staff can do a stocktake.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A careful review of how much progress has been made on a plan or situation.
The team held a stocktake of the project before the new year.
3. The act of counting and recording goods held by a business at a particular time.
The annual stocktake showed that several items were missing.
4. To count and check the goods a business has in stock.
We need to stocktake the storeroom before Friday.