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Glossary

A User enabled to access the business workspace. The plan controls how many Users can be active.

A production step that records an Item physically added or consumed during a Production Order.

A controlled inventory action that changes quantity/state or splits a Container while preserving history.

A Production Instruction type for discrete, unit-based work such as finished units, kits, or sets.

A Settings record of important application/user actions. Use it to answer who did what, when, and to which record.

A Lot Status indicating normal operational availability.

The Time Zone set in Business Profile. Indietory uses it for operational calendar dates and displayed operational timestamps, rather than an individual user’s device timezone.

A system-maintained Item cost value derived from inventory activity.

The quantity-weighted historical recorded cost of units actually sold. It is separate from an Item’s current Average Cost.

A Production Instruction type for bulk or process manufacturing.

Cost of Goods Sold: the historical recorded inventory cost associated with stock sold through a Quick Sale.

The confirmed completion status of a Production Order.

An individually tracked physical portion of a Lot, with its own quantity, Location, label, and history.

A reusable person or business record that can optionally be associated with a Quick Sale.

A Lot Status used when a Lot should not be treated as normally available inventory.

An operational Lot date representing the business’s recorded final permitted use date. When due, it changes a non-rejected, non-voided Lot to Rejected; see Automatic Lot Status Updates.

Sale revenue minus COGS, before labor, overhead, fees, taxes, and other business expenses.

Gross Profit divided by sale revenue, shown as a percentage. It is based on recorded inventory cost and is not net profit.

A Lot Status used to block normal use while the Lot is clarified or reviewed.

A non-material production step describing work to perform during a Production Order.

Current physical quantity/state of an Item, including applicable Lot, Container, Location, status, cost, source, and history.

The event record showing how inventory was received, moved, adjusted, consumed, produced, sold, or reversed.

The definition of something your business buys, stores, makes, or sells.

The stable short identifier assigned to an Item.

A defined physical storage area such as a room, rack, shelf, cabinet, bin, or staging location.

A group of inventory with a common production or receiving identity. A Lot belongs to one Item and may contain Containers.

The internal identifier generated by Indietory for a Lot.

The Vendor identified as the business that manufactured a received Item or Lot.

An external batch/lot reference from the Manufacturer, separate from the Indietory Lot Code.

The source record created through Add Inventory without a Purchase Order or Production Order.

An Item setting that causes new Lot inventory to begin as Available. Without it, newly created Lot inventory begins Quarantined. It does not create a testing Module or workflow.

The quantity a Production Order intends to produce.

The reusable definition of how an Item is made or assembled, including material and instruction steps. Production Orders use released revisions.

A specific planned production run based on a released Production Instruction revision.

The purchasing record for what a business plans to buy from a Vendor.

The record of what actually arrived against a Purchase Order; saving it creates inventory.

A two-dimensional code on supported labels that helps identify inventory and Location records with a camera or scanner.

A Lot Status used to separate stock from normal use while it awaits review or another decision.

A lightweight sale record that deducts selected inventory and records sale/cost information without payment processing or shipping.

A Lot Status indicating that the Lot should not be treated as usable inventory.

Inventory quantity set aside for a Production Order requirement. A reservation does not itself consume inventory.

A Lot date used to record when the business plans to review or retest the Lot. When due, it changes an Available Lot to Quarantined. It does not imply a separate testing Module.

A permission definition that grants None, Read Only, Write, or Admin access to Modules.

The value used to scale base Production Instruction output and material requirements to a Production Order’s planned run size.

A manually maintained reference cost stored on an Item.

The Vendor identified as the business the Item or material was purchased from.

The workflow that moves part of a Lot’s existing inventory into a new independently managed Lot without adding or removing physical inventory. It preserves the source relationship; see Split Lot.

The rule controlling whether current inventory is tracked By Item, By Lot, or By Lot + Container.

The cost associated with one unit of an inventory record’s UOM.

The unit used to express Item quantity, such as kg, lb, g, or ea.

A person with an individual Indietory account in a business workspace.

An outside business or partner identified as a Supplier, Manufacturer, or both.

A controlled reversal of a supported transaction that preserves the fact that the transaction existed and is available only while the app can safely reverse its effect.