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# Add opening stock

You can add opening stocks for a single product or bulk import using the XLS file format,

{% content-ref url="/pages/b6FTcRRw7yRYqw65Nfer" %}
[Import opening stock using Excel template](/erp/knowledge-base/import/import-opening-stock-using-excel-template.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

To add opening stock for a single product follow the below steps

1. Go to List Products
2. `Actions > Add` or Edit Opening Stock

### Editing opening stock (or) making opening stock zero <a href="#editing-opening-stock-or-making-opening-stock-0" id="editing-opening-stock-or-making-opening-stock-0"></a>

{% hint style="info" %}
**Note:**

If you have already added an opening stock and have to edit it, follow the steps below.
{% endhint %}

1. Click the ‘+’ symbol.
2. A new row will be created
3. Add the new amount there
4. To make the opening stock ‘0’, add a negative value in <mark style="color:red;">step 3</mark>

> **For example,** If the existing opening stock is 10, add -10 to make the stock quantity 0, or if you add a negative amount (-4) then the amount will be 6.


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