Glossary
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Glossary
Warehouse terms used in O2M.
Overview
Definitions of the warehouse terms used across O2M.
Terms
- AWB: air waybill, the courier's tracking number.
- Available: units free to sell; what channels are fed from.
- Backorder: units an order is owed that no warehouse could supply yet.
- Bin: a numbered place on a shelf. Units in no bin are unassigned.
- Cycle count: counting part of the warehouse regularly instead of all at once.
- Debit note: your document for goods returned to a supplier.
- Dispatch-by: the time an order must leave the warehouse.
- FEFO: first expired, first out.
- GRN: goods receipt note, the record of goods received.
- Held for orders: units promised to an order still in the warehouse.
- Lot: a batch of an item with its own manufacturing and expiry dates.
- Manifest: the list of parcels handed to one courier.
- On hand: all units physically in a warehouse, in any state.
- Putaway: placing received units into bins.
- Requisition: an internal request to buy goods.
- RTO: return to origin, a parcel that came back undelivered.
- RTV: return to vendor.
- SSCC: Serial Shipping Container Code, a GS1 number for a carton or pallet.
- Stock ledger: the list of every stock change.
- Three-way match: checking a supplier invoice against its purchase order and goods receipt.