Impact of Credit Note on Stock Level of an Item | FAQ

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Does creating a Credit Note affect the stock level of an item?

If a credit note is created for an item that has Inventory Tracking enabled, then there’s definitely an impact on the stock level. Creating an invoice decreases the stock level, whereas creating a credit note will increase the stock of an item.

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