Sales Products Business Object Logic
Sales product data follows specific business logic, and at times, as an implementor, you may sometimes need to be aware of how the data maps to other applications or objects.
Here's an example of business logic you may want to be aware of:
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When you create a product in the Sales Products UI, or using web services, the Inventory Item ID is null. However, if you create a product using import, the Inventory Item ID is the same as the Inventory Item ID in the Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM) Cloud product tables.
This table describes the business logic for various business objects when using sales products. In the table "sales product" means a product created in the sales products UI. "Import" refers to Oracle import.
Sales Products Attribute |
Business Logic |
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Inventory Item ID |
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Organization ID |
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Item Master Organization |
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Item Class |
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Template |
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Number |
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Name |
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Product Type |
Sales products retrieves the list of values for Product Type from the lookup type QSC_SALES_PRODUCT_TYPE. See Significance of the Sales Product Type Fieldfor more information. |
Default Unit of Measure (UOM) |
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Eligible to Sell |
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Eligible for Service |
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Image |
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Attachments |
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