InventoryBalanceBaseType

The Status indicates whether an item is active, inactive, or in other various states.  Examples of values for this field include:	Active, Inactive, Hold, Deleted, Obsolete

Complex type information

Content

• Sequence [1..1]
  from type IdentificationType
  ID [0..*]    Is the Identifiers of the given instance of an entity within the scope of the integration. The schemeAgencyID attribute identifies the party that provided or knows this party by the given identifier.
  IDSet [0..*]    
  from group InventoryTransactionGroup
  GLEntityID [0..1]    A G/L entity is the smallest organizational unit for which individual financial statements must be drawn up according to relevant commercial law. It is normally the primary balancing segment of the GL Account structure. Typically, this is the owning entity for the transaction. Synonyms are Business Unit, Fund, G/L Company, Joint Venture, Non-Profit Association Name
  Facility [0..*]    A Facility identifies a location within an entity. The facility may have sub-locators identified using a sequenced identification notation e.g. Warehouse A100 Sub-Location 11, Row R10 would be represented as an array of three Facility elements with values as A100, 11, R10, name attribute as Warehouse, Sub-Location and Row and sequence attribute as 1,2 and 3 respectively.
  Status [0..1]    Indicates the status of the associated object by providing the Status Code along with a description and when the status is effective.
  ReasonCode [0..*]    Identifies the reason for an activity
  TransactionDateTime [0..1]    The datetime of occurence of the transaction
  1. AvailableQuantity [0..1]    
  2. InspectedQuantity [0..1]    Number of inventory items that have been inspected.
  3. AllocatedQuantity [0..1]    Number of inventory items that have been allocated for other uses as such are no longer availble. Unless the allocation is overriden.
  4. BlockedQuantity [0..1]    Number of inventory items that are blocked or unavailable.
  5. StorageUOMCode [0..1]    This is the storage unit of measure of the item. This is sometimes different from the unit of measure that is used to count a product as it is consumed, sold or accounted for
  6. ValueClassification [0..1]     Is a grouping used to determine the General Ledger accounting effect. These are user defined values, with the exception of the values TOTAL, MATERIAL, LABOR, BURDEN, OVERHEAD, SUBCONTRACT.
  7. DensityConversionFactorNumber [0..1]    The density factor is a simple field with a numeric value that enables a conversion rate to the standard density of a liquid
  8. CatchWeightQuantity [0..1]    This is the actual weight of the ReceivedQuantity for the Item if the NetWeightQuantity cannot be calculated precisely via arithmetic because the goods do not have a consistent per unit weight. This quantity is generally used with the CatchWeightConversion Factor.
  9. CatchWeightConversionFactorNumber [0..1]    The catch weight conversion factor is a stock keeping conversion factor for inventory goods. This is a special conversion factor for when the units of measure can not be converted using arithmetic. This conversion factor is used with the CatchWeightQuantity. Examples of the use of this factor include: Number of Chickens to a Box Number of units of a chemical in a barrel
  10. ActualTemperature [0..*]    Is the actual temperature taken at periodic times.
  11. ProductionOrderReference [0..*]    Is reference to a ProductionOrder
  12. SalesOrderReference [0..*]    Is a reference to a SalesOrder
  from group ReferencesGroup
  DocumentReference [0..*]    
  Attachment [0..*]    The Attachment represents binary data files that may be included within a BOD. These files replace the paper specifications and drawings attached to a BOD definition to clearly communicate design requirements. This Data Type is optional. Attachment usage is further defined by its position.
  13. WarehouseParty [0..1]    
  14. CarrierParty [0..*]    Identifies the party that serves as the carrier of the goods or services for the transaction.
  15. SupplierParty [0..*]    Identifies the supplier organization/entity of the items or inventory for the associated transaction. In most cases there is one SupplierParty per transaction. i.e. one SupplierParty for a given PurchaseOrder. However in the cases where an transaction Broker is involved there are cases where a single transaction may have different SupplierParties at the line level or in the case of a Catalog for the Catalog.
  16. Party [0..*]    A generic Party for non-validated or application-validated parties. A work-around for situations where Schema-validation of Parties is not feasible or not desired.

Attributes

Used by

• Element InventoryBalance via derived type InventoryBalanceType

Type inheritance chain

• IdentificationType
  • InventoryBalanceBaseType
    • extended by InventoryBalanceType