After running an inventory, which of the following items can trigger a re-inventory?

A re-inventory is necessary when there are significant changes in the system that can impact the integrity and accuracy of the data being managed. Each of the scenarios listed involves alterations that could affect the inventory records.

Editing the document numbering prefix impacts how documents are referenced within the inventory system, potentially leading to confusion or misalignment if previous numbers are reused or if the change is not properly reflected across all related documents. Such a change could cause discrepancies in how items are tracked.

Deleting a data source can remove valuable information from the inventory system. If the deleted source contained data relevant to existing inventory items or records, the absence of that data could necessitate a re-inventory to ensure that the remaining data is still accurate and reflects the current state of inventory.

Adding or editing a data source introduces new information or alters existing information that can directly influence the inventory. For example, if new data sources provide updated metrics, product specifications, or supplier information, these changes may necessitate a re-evaluation of the existing inventory to align with the latest information.

Since all three actions—editing the document numbering prefix, deleting a data source, and adding/editing a data source—could lead to inconsistencies or a lack of coherence in the inventory, triggering a re-inventory