Products are held per storer with their codes, descriptions, dimensions and regulatory data. Because HS code and licensing sit on the product record, the compliance data on a document comes from the master rather than from whoever typed the document.
Each product carries its units and the conversions between them — piece, case, pallet — with a base unit that stock is held in. Receiving in cases and picking in pieces is a conversion, not a separate product.
Lottables are the batch-level attributes a product is tracked by — batch number, manufacture date, expiry date and client-specific fields. They are defined per product, and can be set as mandatory so a line will not confirm without them.
A separate definition controls which lottables the RF device prompts for, so the scanner asks for what the floor actually needs to capture rather than every field on the record.
- Consignees — delivery destinations, with the licence data validated at order entry
- Suppliers — sources, with the licence data validated at ASN
- Transporters — carriers named on gate passes and loads
A read-only view of each storer as a commercial account: customer and sub-customer, facility type, industry, storage type, product category and sub-category, and the point of contact with phone and email. The applicable tariffs are shown alongside.