stocktake
/ˈstɑkˌteɪk/
noun
- An act of counting and recording all the goods or items in a store or warehouse to check inventory.
- A stocktake revealed that several boxes of supplies were missing.
- During the stocktake, employees counted every item on the shelves.
- The store closes once a year for a full stocktake.
- A careful review or assessment of something, such as resources, progress, or a situation.
- It's a good time to do a stocktake of your skills and career goals.
- After the financial crisis, the company conducted a stocktake of its investments.
- The team did a stocktake of their achievements at the end of the project.