Unit identifier The serialized unit name or number. When a serialized unit is linked to an asset, the identifier can be the asset number, the asset name, or the asset serial number. When a resource unit is not linked to an asset, it is assigned a system-generated identifier. You can change the system-generated identifier to a more meaningful value, such as a serial number. The unit identifier is used for component assets/repairable spares and for maintainable assets/tools. See Also Unit asset The asset to which a serialized resource unit is linked. See Also Title The name or short description of this item. You can enter up to 250 characters. Unit status The status for the newly created unit. When new serialized units are created for an inventory resource, you can choose the status for the new unit. See Also Unit condition The unit condition identifies the relative age and condition of a serialized resource unit — new, rebuilt, or used. See Also Storage location The location of the item. When a new serialized resource unit is created, you can indicate where the new unit will be stored in the warehouse. See Also Storage location The location of the item. When a new serialized resource unit is created, you can indicate where the new unit will be stored in the warehouse. See Also Pick method The pick method for this warehouse item. Some examples of pick methods are By hand, Forklift, or Crane. This information may also be used to sort a pick list into an efficient sorting sequence. See Also
