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Essentially, any business process or interaction that involves the exchange or movement of goods, services, or information can be considered a transaction. Here are some common types of transactions (based on EPCIS): | |||
*'''Purchase Orders:''' Transactions related to the ordering of goods or services from a supplier. | |||
*'''Sales Orders:''' Transactions involving the sale of goods or services to a customer. | |||
*'''Shipments:''' Transactions involving the physical movement of goods from one location to another, which could be from a supplier to a warehouse, between warehouses, or from a seller to a buyer. | |||
*'''Receipts:''' Transactions involving the acceptance and check-in of goods into a warehouse or retail location. | |||
*'''Returns:''' Transactions involving the return of goods by customers or the return of unsold goods to a supplier. | |||
*'''Service Orders:''' Transactions involving the provision of services, which may or may not be associated with physical goods. | |||
*'''Transfer Orders:''' Internal transactions involving the movement of goods from one location to another within the same company, like from a production facility to a warehouse. | |||
*'''Work Orders:''' Transactions involving production or manufacturing processes where raw materials are transformed into finished goods. | |||
*'''Loan and Rental Transactions:''' Transactions involving the temporary provision of goods or equipment to a partner, customer, or within the organization. | |||
*'''Consignment Transactions:''' Transactions where goods are placed with a third party | |||
== | == Related Pages== | ||
* | *[[ESG_(Environmental,_Social,_and_Governance)_-_TX|ESG Reporting]] | ||
* | *[[LCA_(Life_Cycle_Assessment)_-_TX|Life Cycle Assessment]] | ||
[[Category: Taxonomy]] | |||
Latest revision as of 08:14, 7 June 2024
Essentially, any business process or interaction that involves the exchange or movement of goods, services, or information can be considered a transaction. Here are some common types of transactions (based on EPCIS):
- Purchase Orders: Transactions related to the ordering of goods or services from a supplier.
- Sales Orders: Transactions involving the sale of goods or services to a customer.
- Shipments: Transactions involving the physical movement of goods from one location to another, which could be from a supplier to a warehouse, between warehouses, or from a seller to a buyer.
- Receipts: Transactions involving the acceptance and check-in of goods into a warehouse or retail location.
- Returns: Transactions involving the return of goods by customers or the return of unsold goods to a supplier.
- Service Orders: Transactions involving the provision of services, which may or may not be associated with physical goods.
- Transfer Orders: Internal transactions involving the movement of goods from one location to another within the same company, like from a production facility to a warehouse.
- Work Orders: Transactions involving production or manufacturing processes where raw materials are transformed into finished goods.
- Loan and Rental Transactions: Transactions involving the temporary provision of goods or equipment to a partner, customer, or within the organization.
- Consignment Transactions: Transactions where goods are placed with a third party
