Inventory Lines Overview
The Inventory Lines inquiry allows for the viewing of data from individual sales, purchase lines, and Point of Sale (POS) transactions that have updated the Inventory file. This inquiry displays all the line items that have affected the Inventory table. These are recorded in the form of quantities related to Purchases, Sales, and Adjustments. These details are provided for all types of inventory items, including Normal, Non-Diminishing, Serial, and Batch.


Inventory Line Transaction Details
If full details, including inventory item allocation, are required, highlight the transaction you wish to work with and then use either the
Modify button or
Look button on the main toolbar.


The History Sales Lines area presents the following details about the selected client or vendor.
- Client or Vendor Details
- ID – The Client or Vendors ID will be displayed here.
- Date In – The date that the transaction was entered.
- Delivery – The date that deliver was expected.
- Internal & External – The Internal and External numbers for the transaction.
- Rep ID- The Representatives ID.
- Sequence – The unique sequence number for the transaction.
- Inventory Details
- Inventory ID – This is the Inventory ID with the suffix ~1 showing its location.
- Name – The name of the Inventory item.
- Units – The inventory units if entered.
- Ordered – This is the quantity originally ordered if ordered as an OCI and then converted to a SCI. (Will always appear as 0 if originally ordered as an SCI).
- BackOrder – This is the quantity ordered on Back Order if ordered as an OCI then converted to an SCI. (May appear as more than 0 if the transaction was originally an OCI then converted to an SCI and there was a back-order component to it.
- Deliver/Qty – This is the quantity that was delivered.
- Rate – (For a single item) – The rate or price that the items was sold or purchased for.
- Discount – This is any discount that was given to the Client or by the Vendor.
- Tax & % – This is any tax that is applicable to this transaction. In this case the S Tax Code in Australia is taxed at 10%. The following field displays the tax as a monetary value for the line, either sales or purchases.
- Tax – This is the total amount of tax in this line.
- Total – (Quantity times Rate) – This is the total for this line and includes tax.
- Project – If a project has been linked to this line it will be displayed here.
- Asset – If an asset has been linked to this line it will be displayed here.
- Weight – (Item weight times quantity) – If weight has been entered for the item to gross weight will be displayed here .
- Carton – If the carton details have been entered the carton details will be calculated here.
- Pallet – If the pallet details have been entered the carton details will be calculated here.
- Custom Fields – Custom fields in transactions offer flexibility by allowing the inclusion of specific information not covered by standard fields. They enable you to tailor transactions to meet unique business needs and capture specialised data..
- Setting Up Custom Field Labels – SapphireOne offers a custom function called “Change Names” that enables users to modify or customise field names within SapphireOne. For detailed instructions and guidance on using this function, users can refer to the article titled “Change Names,” which provides comprehensive information on customising field names to meet specific requirements.





