Processing Operational Reconciliations

The operational reconciliation process calculates the amount that should be in physical inventory, based on all inbound and outbound transactions since the previous reconciliation, and compares the amount with the actual amount in the tanks (from the final tank dip). In other words, it measures and compares the physical inventory levels with the book inventory levels so that you can reconcile differences and record operational gains or losses. The process then updates inventory to reflect the current physical stock levels. The operational reconciliation process uses only standard volumes, but it displays ambient and weight values.