Compare what was expected to arrive with what was physically received. Evaluate count, gross weight, purity, fine-gold content and declared value separately so one matching figure does not hide another discrepancy.
The tool compares expected and actual records independently. Fine-gold content is estimated from gross weight multiplied by purity, which is useful when the received material has a different purity from the expected material.
For example, matching total weight can coexist with an incorrect item count, while matching item count can coexist with a weight or purity discrepancy. Receiving control should therefore consider multiple independent checks.
No. It verifies numerical and record-level differences only.
It is the estimated amount of pure gold obtained by multiplying gross weight by purity as a decimal.