Item

Represents something bought, sold, stocked, consumed or used.

The Item business object represents something that is bought, sold, stocked, consumed, or used. It provides a central place to maintain item identity, type, status, pricing, unit of measure, image, and notes.

Description

Use the Item object to define the products, components, raw materials, consumables, services, and other items used by your business. It can maintain purchasing and sales pricing, SKU information, status, unit of measure, and supporting item details.

Status and Release Status are intentionally separate and orthogonal: Status tracks the item's operational/physical state (e.g. Active, Deployed, Loaned, Broken), while Release Status tracks its engineering release/change-control stage (Draft, Under Review, Approved, Active, Obsolete, Archived) for design-controlled parts and products, matching the lifecycle vocabulary used on the BOM object.

Included Fields

Item

  • Item Code
  • Item Name
  • SKU
  • Status
  • Release Status
  • Item Type
  • Unit of Measure
  • Image

Pricing

  • Purchase Price
  • Sales Price
  • Currency

Other

  • Notes

Common Uses

  • Product Catalog: Maintain products and other items sold by the business.
  • Purchasing: Maintain purchase pricing for items acquired from vendors.
  • Inventory: Define items that can be stocked and tracked through inventory records.
  • Manufacturing: Define components, raw materials, and consumables used in production.
  • Services: Maintain service items that can be quoted, ordered, or invoiced.

Related Business Objects

Included Features

  • Automatic Item Code generation
  • Item status tracking
  • Item type classification
  • SKU tracking
  • Unit of measure selection
  • Purchase price tracking
  • Sales price tracking
  • Multiple currency support
  • Item image support
  • Rich text notes