> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.kuverbooks.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Inventory Module Overview | Manage Products and Stock > Explore the Inventory module in Kuvera Arc to manage products, stock levels, material transfers, and barcode tracking from one central location. The Inventory module in Kuvera Arc is the operational backbone for product and stock management. Use it to manage product setup, stock corrections, material movement, and barcode tracking from one centralized workspace. ## What Inventory manages Inventory is the source of truth for product and stock data used across sales, purchase, and finance workflows. Create, organize, and manage product records used across sales, purchases, and stock operations. Update stock levels when mismatches, damage, or manual corrections are required. Move stock between branches, warehouses, or internal locations. Generate, map, and manage product barcodes for tracking and scanning. The Inventory module acts as the source of truth for product and stock data. Other Kuvera Arc modules depend on accurate inventory records. ## Access Inventory Go to the left navigation panel inside Kuvera Arc. Click **Inventory** to expand the section and reveal its sub-sections. Click any Inventory sub-section to open its dedicated page in the main content area. ## Inventory sub-sections The Inventory module is divided into focused pages for product management, stock management, transfers, and barcode-related workflows. View, search, organize, filter, import, and manage all product records in the system. Define and manage units such as pieces, kilograms, liters, boxes, or other measurement types. Create attributes such as size, color, material, or custom properties used to describe products. Manage products with multiple variations based on attributes, such as size or color. Manually correct stock quantities when system records do not match physical stock. Create an inventory adjustment record for review, approval, and stock correction. Move stock between warehouses, branches, or internal locations. Generate and manage product barcodes for tracking and scanning across inventory operations. ## Product Management Product Management covers the setup and structure of items sold, purchased, and tracked in Kuvera Arc. Use Product List as the main workspace for product visibility and product data management. Use Product Units to define measurement units used across inventory, purchase, sales, pricing, and reporting. Use Product Attributes to create properties such as size, color, material, or other product-specific values. Use Variant Products to manage items with multiple options under one product structure. ## Stock Management Stock Management covers quantity corrections, inventory adjustments, and stock movement between locations. Use Adjust Inventory when physical stock and system stock do not match. Use Create Inventory Adjustment to record the adjustment details and submit the correction through the required workflow. Use Material Transfer to move stock between warehouses, branches, or internal locations and track movement from request to receipt. Use Barcode Management to support product tracking and scanning workflows. ## How navigation works Each Inventory sub-section opens a dedicated page for a focused inventory task. You can move between sub-sections from the left navigation panel. Inventory pages can be opened independently. For example, you can open **Adjust Inventory** without first opening **Product List**. Product, unit, attribute, and stock data connect across workflows, so accurate setup improves sales, purchase, and reporting accuracy. Each page is designed around a specific task, such as product setup, stock correction, transfer tracking, or barcode management. ## Why accurate inventory data matters Accurate inventory records help every operational module work reliably. Maintain accurate product availability across locations. Reduce differences between physical stock and system stock. Plan replenishment based on accurate stock and movement data. Support accurate billing, fulfillment, and product availability during sales. Track product movement across branches, warehouses, and internal locations. Support more reliable cost, stock value, purchase, and sales reporting. If inventory records are not maintained correctly, sales reports, purchase planning, financial figures, and stock availability data can become inaccurate. Keep inventory data updated consistently so the modules that depend on it — Sales, Purchase, and Finance — can work reliably.