Stock Audit Services in Dubai & UAE

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Independent Inventory Audits That Find the Gaps

A stock audit is an independent examination of a company’s inventory and inventory records to confirm that quantities, condition and valuation match the books. Calculate Capitals performs stock audits and inventory verification for businesses in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and across the UAE — counting physical stock, testing valuation and reviewing the controls that cause variances in the first place.

Service Overview

A stock count tells you what is on the shelf. A stock audit goes further: it checks whether stock is valued correctly (FIFO or weighted average, net realisable value), whether slow-moving, damaged and expired items are provided for, whether receipts, issues and returns are recorded properly, and whether your controls stop the same variances recurring.

Stock count vs stock audit

Stock countStock audit
Main goalConfirm quantities on handConfirm quantities, value and controls
OutputCount sheets and variance listAudit report with findings and recommendations
Covers valuationNoYes — cost method, NRV, obsolescence
Covers process and controlsNoYes — receiving, issues, returns, access

Our stock audit process

  1. Planning — understand your inventory, locations, systems and risk areas.
  2. Physical verification — full or sample counts, with test counts from floor to records and records to floor.
  3. Cut-off testing — goods received and dispatched around the count date checked against documents.
  4. Valuation review — costing method, landed costs, slow-moving, expired and damaged stock.
  5. Controls review — receiving, storage, issue, returns, access and system permissions.
  6. Report — quantified findings, root causes and practical recommendations.

Who needs a stock audit?

Companies preparing for statutory audit, banks and lenders financing against inventory, investors in due diligence, owners concerned about shrinkage or theft, and businesses moving to a new ERP or warehouse.

What's Included in Our Stock Audit

A complete, independent review of your inventory — from shelf to balance sheet.

Why Choose Calculate Capitals for Stock Audits

We understand both the warehouse floor and the inventory system behind it, so our findings explain why variances happen and how to fix them — not just how big they are.

Independent & Objective

An outside team with no stake in the numbers

System-Level Insight

We trace variances to process and ERP causes

Bank & Auditor Ready

Clear, documented findings for lenders and auditors

Practical Fixes

Recommendations your team can implement quickly

Need an Independent Stock Audit?

Tell us about your inventory, locations and deadline, and we’ll propose a stock audit scope and fixed fee.

Stock Audits & Inventory Verification Across the UAE
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What Clients Say About Working With Our Developers

Operations leads and founders on the software we built and what changed afterwards.

Emma Richard
Emma Richard

Operations Manager

"The entire ERP transition was seamlessly handled. They took the time to understand our workflows and made sure the system was a perfect fit for how we operate"

Operations Director
Operations Director

Marketing Director

"We were counting stock by hand across four sites. Two months after go-live, our warehouse team stopped reconciling spreadsheets entirely."

Sophia Lewis
Sophia Lewis

Managing Director

"They customised the CRM we already owned instead of selling us a new one. That single decision saved us a year of migration work."

James Peterson
James Peterson

Founder

"Fortnightly demos meant no surprises. We saw the app taking shape every two weeks and launched on the date they gave us in week one."

Guides on Stock Audits

Stock audit checklists, valuation tips and control improvements for UAE businesses.

Stock Audit FAQs

What is a stock audit?

A stock audit is an independent check that inventory quantities, condition and valuation match the accounting records, including a review of the controls over stock.

There is no standalone legal requirement, but auditors must obtain evidence that inventory exists and is correctly valued, and banks often require stock audits for inventory-backed financing.

A stock count confirms quantities. A stock audit also checks valuation, cut-off, obsolescence and inventory controls, and reports findings and recommendations.

Inventory listings, the costing method, purchase and sales invoices, goods received and delivery notes around the count date, and prior count or audit reports.

At least annually, with quarterly or surprise audits for high-value or high-risk inventory.

Yes. We carry out stock audits in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the northern emirates.