Yes. Count sheets in Advanced Inventory Count are built on standard Business Central pages and reports, so you can customize them the same way you customize anything else in the system. You can surface additional fields on the count sheet, adjust the printed report layout, and organize sheets to match how your teams count.
Adding fields and personalizing the view
The count sheet lines page already exposes a wide set of fields, including counted quantity, expected quantity, difference, bin, shelf number, lot and serial number, tag number, and comments. Many more fields are available to add through standard Business Central personalization. If your process needs a specific reference on every sheet, you can bring the relevant field onto the page so it is captured during entry. Because this uses native personalization, it does not require custom development to expose fields that already exist on the underlying tables.
Adjusting the printed layout
The printed inventory count sheet uses a report layout that you can change. The default layout is set in the inventory count setup, and you can switch to a different layout or build a custom one through standard report layout tools. This is also where you would correct presentation details, such as widening a column that truncates a long bin code on the default layout. Printed sheets can include a barcode that loads the sheet onto a handheld, and they can include blank lines for write in items found during the count.
Organizing sheets to fit your teams
Beyond layout, you can shape what each sheet contains. Count sheets are grouped using filters on location, bin, shelf number, item number, posting group, item tracking code, counting period code, and a custom filter that can target any field on the item table. This lets you create a sheet per team, per area, or per item class, which is often more valuable than visual changes because it controls who counts what. A blank sheet quantity setting also controls how many write in sheets print after each count sheet.
Related Tools
Advanced Inventory Count provides the count sheet configuration, the count sheet lines page, and the printed count sheet reports that you personalize and lay out. Warehouse Insight presents the same configured sheets on handheld devices, so field and grouping choices carry through to mobile counting.
Conclusion
Count sheets are fully customizable because they are standard Business Central pages and reports. You can add the fields you need, change the printed layout, and use filters to organize sheets by team or area, all without leaving the familiar Business Central tools.