The unique identifier for each record in the system. This serves as the primary key for referencing and managing individual records.

A globally unique identifier that ensures the record can be identified across different systems and databases, preventing conflicts.

The URL or path that points to an external resource associated with the record, enabling easy access to related content or documentation.

The identifier or number assigned to the lot, often used for tracking batches of items or materials in the system.

The current state of the record, such as 'active', 'inactive', 'pending', or 'completed', reflecting its progress or lifecycle stage.

The name or identifier of the user who initially created the record, providing accountability for its creation.

The timestamp that records when the record was first created, helping track the record's inception date and data entry.

The name or identifier of the user who most recently modified the record, offering accountability for updates or changes.

The timestamp indicating the most recent modification to the record, tracking changes over time and ensuring data is up-to-date.

A flag indicating whether the record is active or inactive. If 'true', the record is currently in use; if 'false', it is archived or inactive.

The date on which the record, product, or lot expires, helping to manage lifecycle and compliance with shelf-life requirements.

A unique identifier for the item associated with the record. This links the record to a specific product or material in the inventory.

An external identifier for the lot catalog, often used for integration with other systems or databases to track lots and batches.

A brief description of the sample associated with the lot or product, providing context about the sample's properties or characteristics.

A flag that determines whether the lot should be suppressed or excluded from certain processes, such as reporting or visibility in the catalog.

The unit of measure (UOM) for the lot or item, specifying the standard measurement unit, such as kilograms, liters, or pieces.

The name or identifier of the product associated with the record. This links the lot or item to a specific product in the catalog or inventory.

The identifier or name of the person or entity responsible for the record, helping to track ownership and accountability for the lot or item.

An identifier from a legacy Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system, used for linking historical data with the current system.

The identifier or name of the sample associated with the lot, often used to track specific units or portions of material for testing or analysis.