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A Guide to Cycle Counts—Monthly, Quarterly, Annually
A Guide to Cycle Counts—Monthly, Quarterly, Annually

Find all cycle count information in eFactory within the Items section.

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Written by DCL Support
Updated over 5 months ago

At DCL, we have a system for classifying our daily cycle counts using letters A, B, C, and D. Each letter corresponds to a specific counting frequency for each part number. The number of customers and units to count, as well as the classification, are considered by the system to ensure that we don't count all parts of the same classification on the same day. For example, if all parts are classified as "A", each part will be counted once a month, but not all on the same day. The system will divide the monthly count equally throughout the month to ensure that each part is counted once a month. This applies to all other classifications as well.

What are the Cycle Count Classifications?

The Letter Codes tell our system how frequently the cycle count should be done.

  • A = Monthly

  • B = Quarterly

  • C = Annually

  • D = No Count

How do we determine the cycle count classification for each part number?

Cycle Counts are set up in our system based on the Cost of Goods (COGS) we received from our customers. The Standard setup is based on a pre-defined classification based on the value of the product.

Class

Frequency

COGs

A

Monthly

$200 or greater

B

Quarterly

$20 - $199.99

C

Annually

Less than $20

D

No Count

Less than $1.00, including raw materials

Can the classification change?

Cycle Count Classification adjustments will be made monthly and automatically based on data in the DCL ERP system. Based upon an individual SKUs monthly inventory turns, DCL may automatically reclassify specific individual SKUs to a higher or lower Cycle Count Class.

Where do I find the results of a cycle count?

You can find the cycle count results under the Items section of eFactory.

Once in the Items section, navigate to the Cycle Count tab within the left column navigation.

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