Stock orders
This table is used to model individual lots that make up the current inventory.
Most businesses can represent the current inventory as a single onhand number in the buffer table.
Some businesses do require a more detailed lot-by-lot representation of the current inventory:
to track the expiry date of perishable inventory.
to track the batch information of inventory reserved for specific demands or customers in a make-to-order environment.
This table exists when the shelflife app is installed (which is only available in the Enterprise and Cloud Editions).
Field |
Type |
Description |
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reference |
string |
Unique identifier for the stock order.
|
item |
item |
The item being purchased. |
location |
location |
The location receiving the stock order. |
batch |
string |
Blank/unused for make-to-stock items.
Identification of the batch for make-to-order items.
|
quantity |
number |
The quantity in stock. |
end date |
datetime |
Date of the . |
expiry |
datetime |
Defines the date when the material will expire.
When left unspecified, it is computed as the end date plus the item’s shelf life.
|
demands |
list |
The demand(s) (and quantity) pegged to the stock order. This is a computed field. |
period of cover |
duration |
This is a computed field that shows how long the material of a stock order is expected to stay in your inventory.
The period of cover represents how long it will last until the last material of the stock order will be consumed.
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