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Release: Australia · Updated: 2026-03-12 · Official documentation · View source

Stockroom types

Stockroom types are categories of stockrooms.

The stockroom type has two significant characteristics.

  • Priority: Order of stockrooms the parts should be sourced from. For example, if a personal stockroom (priority 2) contains the required part, the personal stockroom receives priority over the Central Stockroom (priority 7) because the part in the personal stockroom doesn’t require delivery.
  • Shipment Required: Informs the system if a transfer order must be created when the part is sourced from a stockroom of the given type. For example, a part in a personal stockroom doesn’t require shipment, so no transfer order is needed.
ValueNamePriorityShipment RequiredDescriptionComment
on_siteOn Site1FalseStockroom at the customer site.Close to the users and doesn’t require shipping.
field_agentField Agent2FalseVirtual, personal stockroom linked with a field service agent (FSA) directly, used for delivery.Used to indicate to the system that the part has been delivered and is with the FSA.
fslFSL4TrueForward Shipping Location.Small stockrooms where the parts can typically be shipped via overnight delivery.
pudoPUDO5TruePick Up/Drop out location.This type is sometimes called a by-box. Can be a postal box that can receive new and returned parts that are often near major customer sites.
stockroomWarehouse6True A regional stockroom.
central_stockroomCentral Warehouse7True A central stockroom, usually a large facility from which most parts are shipped.

Parent Topic:Hardware Asset Management reference