Difference GR blocked and blocked stock

Hi Experts
can u please tell me the difference between gr blocked stock and blocked stock.

hi
>block stock
the block stock means the stock is in ur inventory and block for some special reason like reservation or any other reson
>gr block stock
gr block stock is the stock came and blocked for QM inspection before doing actual GR
means the stock will be in our premises but not of our liability
When we have some issues in the received stock and we do not want the quantity to be considered in the inventory the we can maintain the stock as GR Blocked stock.
It is only recorded in the purchase order history. This stock is NOT valuated.You can display goods receipt blocked stock from two viewpoints:
1.Goods receipt blocked stock for a material (at plant
level)
2.Goods receipt blocked stock for a purchase order item
hope it clears
regards
KI

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