How the System Automatically Identifies Which Company (Tax ID) a Product Belongs to When Logging a Stock Movement
In the stock movement template integrated with Omie, Jestor automatically checks the tax ID linked to each product to identify which company it belongs to, with no need for the person to select it manually.
Why is this automatic identification necessary?
Companies with multiple tax IDs and separate stocks need to know which company each movement refers to, but asking the user to manually choose it on every entry increases the risk of error.
How does Jestor perform this check?
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Movement logged | User logs a product entry or exit |
| Low-code check | Jestor checks which tax ID that product is linked to in Omie |
| Automatic link | The movement already appears linked to the correct company |
Why choose Jestor for stock across multiple tax IDs?
Jestor consolidates stock from different companies into a single panel, showing the percentage distribution between them and eliminating the need to manually identify which tax ID each movement belongs to.
Do I need to manually select the company when logging a movement?
No, the system automatically checks the tax ID linked to the product and links it to the right company.
How many different companies does this work for?
It works for any number of companies registered in Omie with separate stocks.
Does the panel show stock distribution across companies?
Yes, a chart shows the percentage of stock items per company.
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