Name
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Type
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Description
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AlternateUOM
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AlternateUOM
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Identifies alternate unit of measures for an item that may be used.
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GLEntitySource
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GLEntity
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Identifies the owning entity of the Item.
The primary balancing segment of the G/L Account structure. P and L statements are required at this level. A G/L entity is the smallest organizational unit for which individual financial statements must be drawn up according to relevant commercial law.
Synonyms: Business Unit, Fund, General Ledger Company, Joint Venture, Non-Profit Association Name
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GLNominalAccount
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GLAccount
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GL Account associated with the Item in the Item Master.
GL Account is an entry in the GL chart of accounts. It is the "what", not the "who" or "where".
Examples Include: Assets, Office Supplies, Revenues, Salaries, Travel
SYNONYMS: Account Number, GL Natural Account, Object Account
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HazardousMaterial
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reference
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Provides the Hazardous Material Code and description.
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ItemId
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reference
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Identifies Item code. This can be a UPC or an EAN or a company assigned Id. Along with a revision number of the Item.
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LastModifiedDateTime
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DateTime
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Is the timestamp of the last modification to the Item Master for this Item.
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Note
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Note
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Free form notes describing the item.
A free form note. The lang attribute identifies the language that the note is in. The author identifies the author of the note. The enrtyDate indicates the date the note was entered or last modified.
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OrganizationalUnit
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OrganizationalUnit
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A fully generic means of identifying an organizational unit. Can be an actual business unit (at any level) or an area of responsibility. Each is described with respect to others, via the ProximalUnit construct.
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OwnershipCode
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OwnershipCode
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Is used to identify who or which organization owns the item or part. The content is user defined based on a specific Customer or Supplier.
SYNONYMS:
Vendor Consignment ID
Supplier Consignment ID
Idenifies who owns the associated entity.
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Property
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reference
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RoutingDisposition
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reference
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SerialNumberSpecification
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SerialNumberSpecification
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Indicates the business rules used to specify what constitutes a serial number
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Status
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reference
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Type
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ItemType
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Indicates whether the item is a good, a service, or a resource. This is used to describe inventoried items. Examples of this value include documents, jigs, fixtures, tools, or bulk items.
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UnitPackaging
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reference
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UOM
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UOM
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Is the default UOM that the business refers to the item in. This is sometimes different from the unit of measure that is used to count a product as it is consumed, sold or accounted for.
EXAMPLES:
Generic Quantity (Each, Pair, Dozen, Gross, etc);
Weight (Ounce, Pound, Ton, Kilogram, etc);
Volume (Cup, Pint, Gallon, Liter, etc);
Length (Inch, Foot, Yard, Meter, etc)
Standard values from ISO / SI ????
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UOMGroupId
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Id
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Is a UOMGroup Identifier, that identifies a set of related UOM's and their conversions from the Item's UOM
Generic identifier type with open qualifyingAgency.
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UOMType
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UOMType
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Identifies the type of the Unit-of-Measure.
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Value
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reference
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Variation
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Variation
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Is used to distinguish Items that have the same Item identifier. It is intended to identify a lower level variation of the Item from the Item Revision. This is usually used to describe a property of the Item that is most distinguishable.This is not meant to describe detail configurations of an Item or Bill of Material. They are to be described in each of those BODs. This is to be used for slight variations on a particular Routing.
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