Unique identifier for the sample receipt record in the system.

Specifies the type of sample receipt, as defined by the Vault object type configuration.

System-generated global identifier used for data integration and cross-system referencing.

System-generated hyperlink pointing to the detailed Vault record for this sample receipt.

Human-readable identifier for the receipt, typically used for labeling and tracking purposes.

Current lifecycle status of the sample receipt, such as Draft, Submitted, or Completed.

Username of the individual who created the sample receipt record.

Timestamp indicating when the sample receipt record was initially created.

Username of the individual who most recently modified the sample receipt record.

Timestamp indicating when the record was last updated in the system.

Describes the integrity of the cold chain during shipment, indicating whether required temperature conditions were maintained.

General remarks or notes provided by the user about the sample receipt.

The quantity of samples confirmed as received, typically verified against shipment documentation.

Optional custom text field for capturing additional context or internal references.

Descriptive name or label associated with the sample lot involved in this receipt.

Total number of sample units expected or recorded in the receipt.

Additional comments specifically related to the receipt transaction, such as handling notes or discrepancies.

Indicates whether the sample has been physically received (true) or not (false).

Reference to the specific sample item being received, typically linking to a product or compound.

Identifier for the related shipment, allowing traceability between receipt and shipment records.

Unique alert number associated with the shipment's temperature tag or monitoring device, if applicable.

Date on which the sample was transferred from the previous location or owner.

Name of the source location or individual from whom the sample was transferred.

Unit of measure for the quantity received, such as mL, tablet, or vial.

Identifier for the lot associated with the received sample, used for tracking and quality control.

Reference to the original order transaction that triggered or is related to this receipt.

Vault reference to the entity (such as a user or location) from which the sample was transferred.

Identifier used in legacy Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems for backward compatibility and historical referencing.

Reference to another transaction, such as a prior receipt or distribution event, linked to this record.