It’s common to have some discrepancies with items when taking inventory. We have listed some basic troubleshooting steps below, when an inventory discrepancy occurs at item level:
1. Open the Take Inventory History Report and first determine which dept(s) are having an issue
2. Then, expand the dept and identify which items are causing the discrepancy- and note the sku number(s)

3. Open the SKU History module to research

4. Search for the UPC & station

This will show all activity of the item to research and determine issue

Possible causes of issues:
An inventory grand total has a lot to factor-in. If you’re only looking at that number, and you’re not breaking down to areas contributing to that value then you are going to continually see a large variance from inventory count to another.
If you have an O/S problem then you need to utilize the information you have collected to find out why.
Only then will you know what needs to be fixed.