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For example, you can define and maintain an item's unit of measure at the Master level. This means that the unit of measure is always the same for the item, no matter in which organization you assign the item. Or, you can designate that an item's unit of measure is maintained at the Organization level. This means that each organization you assign the item to can have a different unit of measure for the item.
Some attributes can be maintained only at one of these levels. The following table lists the attributes that require control at a specific level:
Attribute | Control Level |
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Base Model | Master |
BOM Item Type | Master |
Cost of Goods Sold Account | Organization |
Cumulative Total Lead Time | Organization |
Cumulative Manufacturing Lead Time | Organization |
Encumbrance Account | Organization |
Engineering Item | Master |
Expense Account | Organization |
Fixed Lead Time | Organization |
Planner | Organization |
Planning Exception Set | Organization |
Postprocessing Lead Time | Organization |
Preprocessing Lead Time | Organization |
Processing Lead Time | Organization |
Sales Account | Organization |
Source Organization | Organization |
Source Subinventory | Organization |
Variable Lead Time | Organization |
WIP Supply Locator | Organization |
WIP Supply Subinventory | Organization |
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