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# Check Stock
**Check Stock** is the process of reviewing and verifying the current quantity of items available in a store or warehouse. This feature allows users to view stock balances for a specific store and date range, helping ensure accurate inventory records and stock availability.
## Steps to View Check Stock
Step 1: Navigate to **Transactions** in the **Inventory** module.
1. Select **Check Stock**.
* The Check Stock screen will be displayed.
Step 2: Click on the **CC Store Name** field.
1. Select the required store from the available list.
Step 3: Enter the **From Date** and **To Date** to specify the period for which stock information is required.
Step 4: Click the **Check** button.
1. The system will display the stock details for the selected store and date range.
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