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| Batch inventory feature in ERPNext allows you to group multiple units of an item, 
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| and assign them a unique value/number/tag called Batch No.
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| The practise of stocking based on batch is mainly followed in the pharmaceutical industry. 
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| Medicines/drugs produced in a particular batched is assigned a unique id. 
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| This helps them updating and tracking manufacturing and expiry date for all the units produced under specific batch.
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| > Note: To set item as a batch item, "Has Batch No" field should be updated as Yes in the Item master.
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| On every stock transaction (Purchase Receipt, Delivery Note, POS Invoice) made for batch item, 
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| you should provide item's Batch No. To create new Batch No. master for an item, go to:
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| 
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| > Stock > Setup > Batch > New
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| Batch master is created before creation of Purchase Receipt. 
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| Hence eveytime there is Purchase Receipt or Production entry being made for a batch item, 
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| you will first create its Batch No, and then select it in Purcase order or Production Entry.
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| <img class="screenshot" alt="batch" src="{{url_prefix}}/assets/img/stock/batch.png">
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| > Note: In stock transactions, Batch IDs will be filtered based on Item Code, Warehouse, 
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| Batch Expiry Date (compared with Posting date of a transaction) and Actual Qty in Warehouse. 
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| While searching for Batch ID  without value in Warehouse field, then Actual Qty filter won't be applied.
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