InTransitReceiptSerials
Tracks serial numbers for items while shipment lines are in transit during receipt.
Columns
Name | Type | Description |
SerialNumber [KEY] | String | The unique serial number assigned to an item within the in-transit receipt process. This value enables precise tracking of individual items, ensuring visibility, traceability, and compliance with serial control requirements in Oracle SCM. |
BindItemId | Long | The system-generated identifier that uniquely links the serial number to its associated inventory item. This identifier ensures accurate tracking and validation of serialized inventory throughout the supply chain. |
BindLotNumber | String | The reference lot number that associates the serialized item with a specific inventory lot. This value supports tracking and reconciliation for items that are both lot-controlled and serial-controlled. |
BindOrganizationId | Long | The unique identifier for the organization responsible for receiving and managing the serialized item. This identifier ensures proper assignment of inventory transactions to the correct business unit or warehouse. |
BindSerialNumber | String | The reference serial number that links the current serial to another related serialized item. This serial number facilitates tracking and reconciliation in multi-serial inventory transactions. |
BindShipmentLineId | Long | The system-generated identifier that associates the serialized item with a specific shipment line, enabling precise tracking of inventory movements during in-transit receipt processing. |
BindTransactionTypeId | Long | The unique identifier representing the transaction type associated with the serialized item. This identifier defines the nature of the inventory movement (for example, 'receipt', 'transfer', or 'adjustment'), ensuring accurate classification and reporting. |
Finder | String | The lookup reference used to identify and retrieve in-transit receipt serial records within the system. This reference facilitates efficient searching, tracking, and reconciliation of serialized inventory transactions in Oracle SCM. |