This form is available only if the Inventory feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
The form toolbar and More menu include the buttons and commands described below.
In this area, you can enter basic information about a new stock item. You can also select an existing stock item by its ID and view or change its details.
By using this tab, you can specify the general settings for the stock item and the unit conversion rules for all units of measure that can be used for the item.
By using these elements, you can establish default settings for the item.
This section is available only if the Multiple Warehouses feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form. Here you can specify the default warehouse settings for this stock item.
In this section, you can select the base unit of measure (UOM) for the stock item. If the Multiple Units of Measure feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form, you can also specify the UOMs to be used as the default sales and purchase units for the stock item, and the conversion rules for these units and other UOMs that can apply to the item. You can select UOMs from the list of those available in the system or type new units of measure that will be used for only this item. For more information, see Units of Measure: General Information.
If you need to change the item’s base UOM (or the sales or purchase UOM, if applicable), make sure that the rules for conversion between old and new UOMs are specified before you can use the item in any new transaction.
In the unit conversion table, which is available only if the Multiple Units of Measure feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form, you can define conversion rules between the UOMs specified as the default purchase and sales units and the UOM specified as the default base UOM for the item. You also can specify how other units of measure used for he items can be converted to the default base unit.
You use these settings to specify information related to physical inventory. This group of settings appears only if the Advanced Physical Counts feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
This tab is available only if the Inventory Subitems feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
By using the elements on this tab, you can define subitems of the stock item. There are as many tables on this tab as there are segments of the subitem defined for the Subitem segmented key on the Segmented Keys (CS202000) form (typically, no more than three are needed for businesses). Segments of the subitem identify different properties of the stock item, such as color, size, or material. Here, you can select which particular values of each segment are applicable to this stock item.
The Inventory Subitems check box has been removed from the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form because the functionality associated with the Inventory Subitems feature will be phased out. If you have this feature enabled in your system, the associated functionality remains available. To disable the feature, contact your Acumatica support provider.
This table lists all subitems of the stock item with indication which of them are cost layers.
These elements hold general pricing information about the item.
You can use the settings on this tab to specify the pending base price and the pending standard cost for the selected stock item, and you can view the cost statistics.
The decimal precision for prices and costs is defined by the number specified in the Price/Cost Decimal Places box on the Company Details tab of the Companies (CS101500) form. If your organization includes multiple companies, the specified precision is used in each company.
These elements hold general pricing settings for the item.
In this section, you can view the standard cost and set the pending cost for the stock item.
These read-only elements show the cost statistics.
The costs in this section are not updated by items that are received, assembled, or disassembled in a location that has the Cost Separately check box selected in the Location Table table on the Warehouses (IN204000) form.
You use this tab to specify the default settings for the stock item for planning and production.
This tab is displayed only if the Manufacturing feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
The settings in this section define the default scrap warehouse and location for the selected stock item at the specified warehouse when the Item value is specified in the Scrap Source box on the Production Order Types (AM201100) form. We recommend that you create a separate warehouse for quarantined scrap. For details, see Configuration of Scrap, Waste, and By-Products in Production: Scrap Quarantine.
This section is displayed only if the Manufacturing or Material Requirements Planning (or both) and Inventory Replenishment features are enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form and the planning method for the stock item is Inventory Replenishment.
In this section, you can specify the default settings for subitems of the selected stock item in the specified warehouse.
This section is available only if the Inventory Subitems feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
The Warehouses tab displays information about the availability of the item at various warehouses and about warehouse-specific properties of the item. You can change these settings on the Item Warehouse Details (IN204500) form.
This tab is available only if the Multiple Warehouses features is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form and if the planning method is Inventory Replenishment.
The table toolbar includes the buttons described below.
In the table on this tab, you can add each of the vendors from which the item is or can be purchased; you can also view each vendor’s price and the terms of the order quantity schedules suggested by the vendor.
The list of vendors and the last vendor price for the item can be updated automatically on the entry or release of specific vendor documents, depending on which option is selected in the Vendor Price Update box (Pricing tab) of the Accounts Payable Preferences (AP101000) form. You also can manually add any vendor from which the item can be purchased in the future. If a vendor is added to the list either automatically or manually for the item, the system will add this item to the vendor catalog on the Vendor Inventory (PO201000) form. Similarly, if you delete a vendor that is listed on this tab, the item is deleted from the vendor catalog for this vendor.
The table toolbar has only standard buttons.
You use this tab to view and enter additional information about the stock item, such as attributes, lot or serial attributes, and sales categories. Attributes are qualities or characteristics that are important to your company; they are defined on the Attributes (CS205000) form. Lot or serial attributes are those specified for units of an item with particular lot or serial numbers.
In this table, you can view the attributes and their values that are specific for the item. The attributes listed here are those defined for the item class on the Attributes tab of the Item Classes (IN201000) form.
This table is shown only if both of the following conditions are met:
In this table, you can view and change the set of lot or serial attributes for the stock item. The attributes listed in this table are those that have been defined for the lot or serial class of the item on the Attributes tab of the Lot/Serial Classes (IN207000) form.
On this tab, you add information about the item properties that can be used for packaging. For more information, see Automatic Packaging for Integrated Carriers.
You use these settings to specify the weight and volume of the base unit of the item.
This section contains elements that classify the stock item in ways used by the Pacejet platform. These classifications are used for less-than-truckload (LTL) and international shipping. You can find the classification lists in your Pacejet account.This section appears only if the Pacejet feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
In this section, you can specify the thresholds the system uses for calculating the completeness of sales orders based on the quantity of items that are shipped.
This section is available only if the Automatic Packaging feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
In the Boxes table, you can select the boxes to be used for automatic packaging. This table is available if the By Weight, By Quantity, or By Weight & Volume option is selected in the Packaging Option box.
Use the Cross-Reference tab to maintain cross-references between the inventory ID of the stock item used in your company and identifiers used by your vendors and customers for the item. If subitems are used in your system, for each subitem available for the item, provide references to alternate IDs and barcodes used by customers or vendors. For details on using barcodes, see Barcode Support.
In the table on this tab, you can specify items related to the item selected on the form, which can be considered the original item. The relations between items can be used, for example, to define a specific section of a web store where related items are displayed in the ecommerce integration scenarios (with informational labels such as Other Users Bought or Services). If you specify related items, when the original item is added to a document on the Details tab of the Sales Orders (SO301000) or Invoices (SO303000) form, information about the original item's related items will be displayed in the Related Items column.
For each related item you list on the current tab, you can specify the type of relation and the tag (informational label). The default lists of relations and tags consist of those that are typically used in the ecommerce industry; you can extend these lists by using customization. You design the mapping between relation types and tags in the web store during the implementation of the ecommerce integration.
This tab is displayed only if the Retail Commerce or Related Items feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
On this tab, you can specify inventory planning settings or replenishment settings, depending on the enabled features and selected planning method.
This tab is shown only if either of the following conditions is met:
The Production Order Defaults section and the Replenishment Parameters table are displayed if the planning method is Inventory Replenishment and the Manufacturing and Inventory Replenishment features are enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
The Inventory Planning Settings section is displayed if either of the following conditions are met:
The default replenishment settings for a newly created item class are those from the parent item class. If the created item class has no parent, the default replenishment settings are those of the class that is specified in the Default Stock Item Class box on the Inventory Preferences (IN101000) form.
In this table, you can specify the replenishment settings that are used for the item by default in warehouses with different replenishment classes. You can use the default settings of the item class, or you can specify other values if needed for this item. For a stock item in a particular warehouse, the item replenishment settings can be overridden by using the Item Warehouse Details (IN204500) form. This table is displayed only if the Inventory Replenishment, and Manufacturing or Material Requirements Planning (or both) features are enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form and the planning method for the stock item is Inventory Replenishment. The table toolbar includes only standard buttons. For the list of standard buttons, see Table Toolbar.
You use the Deferral tab to specify how deferrals should be performed for this stock item when it is sold or purchased. If no deferral code is assigned to the item on this tab, no deferrals will be performed, and the revenue or expense will be recognized immediately. If a code is assigned to the item, revenue from its sales will be recognized according to the settings specified for the deferral code.
If this stock item is a package—that is, if a deferral code with the Multiple-Deliverable Arrangement deferral code selected on the Deferral Codes (DR202000) form, as described in Managing Recognition for Packages—you should also add the required components to this package (other stock items or non-stock items) and define how the total package price should be allocated among the components. For each component, you should assign an individual deferral code, which will define how the price of the component will be deferred; otherwise, the item price will be recognized immediately. You can use different recognition methods to comply with the revenue recognition regulations of your country.
In this table, you can add detailed information about the components to be used for deferrals. For each component, you should assign a specific deferral code and specify the allocation method (which defines how the component price will be computed). For more information, see Managing Recognition for Packages.
You can add the components to this table (that is, the Add Row button is available on the table toolbar) only if the stock item is a package. This is the case if you have selected in the Deferral Code box a deferral code for which the Multiple-Deliverable Arrangement check box is selected on the Deferral Codes form.
On this tab, you can specify settings for the stock item if after it is sold, the stock item will be entered as equipment.
This tab is available only if the Equipment Management feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
In this section, you can specify the warranty duration for the stock item.
This section is available only if Model Equipment or Component is selected under Equipment Item Class on this tab.
In this table, you can enter or edit the details of components of the stock item. If these details have been specified for the stock item class selected in the Item Class box on the General tab of this form, these details are inserted here by default, but you can change them.
This table is available only if Model Equipment is selected under Equipment Item Class on this tab.
On this tab, you specify the default general ledger accounts to be used for inventory transactions performed with the stock item.
For a new item, these elements are initially populated by the settings of the posting class selected for the item on the General tab of this form. Posting classes can be created on the Posting Classes (IN206000) form. You can override the posting settings for the item by selecting the appropriate accounts and subaccounts.
The Restriction Groups tab provides information about subitem restriction groups and restriction groups the item is included in. The list of groups is read-only and cannot be changed on this form. By using this form, you can only include the item in a group or exclude the item from a group.
If subitems are enabled in your system, the subitem restriction groups are created using the Restriction Groups (SM201030) form and listed on the Inventory Preferences (IN101000) form. You can create the restriction groups to restrict access to stock items by using the Restriction Groups by Item (IN103020) form.
This table holds information about the subitem restriction groups and restriction groups defined in the Inventory module.
On this tab, you can upload a file with an image of the stock item.
Additionally, you can create a description for the stock item that may include tables, images, and web links, in addition to text.
This tab is available only if the Salesforce Integration feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
On this tab, you can review the synchronization status of the record. If the record has not been synchronized with Salesforce, you can initiate the synchronization process by clicking the Sync with Salesforce button. For more details, see Overview of Synchronization with Salesforce.
This tab is available only if the Retail Commerce feature is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form.
On this tab, you can specify information that is related to selling the item in an online store, such as the availability and visibility of the item and the metadata to be used by search engines to find relevant information and display it in search results. When you export the item to the online store, the corresponding elements on the product information page in the control panel of the store are automatically populated with the information from this tab.
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In this table, you can add rows and select the sales categories for the stock item. To define the sales categories or view their details, use the Item Sales Categories (IN204060) form.The table toolbar has only standard buttons.
In this table, you can specify the links to images and videos of the product that you can display on the product page of your online store to engage customers.The table toolbar has only standard buttons.
By using the side panel, you can view the item you have opened on the form while simultaneously viewing information related to the item.
The side panel has multiple tabs, each of which you can view by clicking the tab’s icon. These tabs are described below.