Unit of Measure
The system calculates charges based in part on the unit of measure used to process inventory. You can use the Units of Measure screen to describe all the different units of measure that your company uses.
- Required?
- While the system comes with most standard units of measure already defined, you can create new unit of measure records that are unique to your facility (such as different types of boxes, crates, and pallets).
Standard UOM Codes
This table shows the standard codes that are provided with Billing and do not require any additional configuration prior to use:
Type | Available Codes |
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Cube | Metric
US Customary
|
Dimensions | Metric
US Customary
|
Gross Weight | Metric
US Customary
|
Load | US Customary
|
Net Weight | US Customary
|
Quantity | Metric
LM = Linear Meter LT = Liters DK = Kilometer US Customary
|
Square | Metric
US Customary
|
Temperature | Metric
US Customary
|
Fields
- UOM Code/ Description
- The code and description that identify this unit of measure. You’ll use this code to specify this unit of measure throughout the billing system.
- UOM Type
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The type of measurement recorded with this UOM. This value indicates how the units are calculated-by weight, volume, and so on
- Quantity
- Gross Weight
- Net Weight
- Cube
- Temperature
- Length
- Dimensions
- Load
- Square Feet
- Load Maximum
- Percent of Field
- Not Used
- Measurement System
- The measurement system in which this UOM is used: US Customary or Metric.
- Measure UOM
- Not used
- Equivalent System/ UOM/
- Not used.