Stocktake Movement Cutoff Bridge Bridge stocktake counts to one common movement cutoff.
Bridge stocktake counts to one common movement cutoff. Supply an opaque source revision, a shared nonnegative sequence clock, exact item-location stock keys with declared units, one count per stock key and signed movement deltas. Counted and expected quantities are nonnegative safe integers; adjustments, normalized quantities and variances may be signed. No unit conversion is inferred. A count at sequence S describes stock after all movements at S. For a later cutoff C, add movements in (S,C]; for an earlier cutoff C, subtract movements in (C,S]. A count already at the cutoff has no supporting movements or adjustment. Supporting movement IDs are reported in ascending sequence order, and movements for another item or location never enter the bridge. Each row reports the exact adjustment, normalized quantity and normalized-minus-expected cutoff variance. Negative reconstructions remain visible and receive a warning. This calculation cannot establish whether the supplied movements are complete or the physical count is correct; it does not freeze count sessions or replace a cycle-count review. Duplicate stock item-location keys, count keys, record IDs or movement sequences, unknown stock references and unsafe arithmetic reject the whole input during preflight. Up to 128 stock keys, 128 counts and 256 movements are supported within the shared 36,000-byte, 6,000-node and depth-24 input profile and 500,000-byte output guard. These are workload bounds. W3C OWL-Time supplies general interval vocabulary; the sequence convention above defines this calculation. Use authorized, non-sensitive data. The report describes supplied records and does not change external systems.
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