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# Inventory scrapping

### Overview

ION allows you to explicitly scrap inventory, making it unavailable for use. You can scrap inventory in a few different ways, as outlined below. Additionally, if you’re scrapping only part of a lot, there is functionality to handle partial quantities.

### Functionality

#### Scrapping Partial Quantities

Regardless of where you scrap inventory, if you scrap less than the full quantity, the inventory will automatically be split. For example, a lot-tracked inventory item with a quantity of four can be split into two lines: one with a quantity of one (scrapped) and another with a quantity of three (remaining in its original status). All lot traceability remains linked to the newly created line, ensuring clear visibility of the scrapped parts' history.

#### Scrapping on Uninstall

If you know the inventory will be scrapped during uninstallation, you can scrap it directly from the uninstallation screen. Simply select the quantity to uninstall (if applicable) and check the "Scrap" box before submitting the pop-up.

<figure><img src="/files/dvAtsL4X9JDTdIK9LLRq" alt=""><figcaption><p>Scrap on uninstall.</p></figcaption></figure>

#### Scrapping From Inventory Page

You can also scrap inventory directly from the inventories page by editing the "Scrapped Qty" column. If the entire quantity is marked as scrapped, the status of the entire line will change to "Scrapped." If only part of the quantity is marked as scrapped, the system will apply partial scrapping logic, creating a new inventory entry to reflect the partially scrapped quantity.

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