What is Stock count variance?

Stock count variance is the difference between the stock a system expects and what is physically counted on the shelf. It is where theft, over-portioning and unrecorded waste show up.

In Bhookly, you enter what is on the shelf and the system shows the gap in units and in money, for example "about Rs 900 missing", then sets stock to the count. Stock reports separate what is being lost by cause: waste, missing at count and dishes thrown away.