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# Store Item
The **Store Item** master in the House Keeping module is used to create and manage items available in housekeeping stores. This feature helps maintain proper inventory records for housekeeping materials, guest supplies, cleaning items, linen items, and other stock-related products.
Store items can be categorized and assigned to specific store types for efficient inventory management and tracking.
## Steps to Create a Store Item
Step 1: Go to the **Housekeeping** module from the main menu.
1. Click on **Masters** and select **Store Item.**
* The **Store Item** screen will be displayed.
Step 2: Click on the **Open** button.
1. Choose the required **Store Type** from the available list.
* The selected store type will be displayed on the screen.
Step 3: Click on the **Add** button.
1. To add a new category or item, click on the **Search Icon**.
2. Select the required item or category from the list.
Step 4: After entering all required item details, click on the **Save** button.
* The new store item will be created successfully and added to the Store Item list.
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