Route4Me ERP Assets Data Reference Tables For Different Asset Types

On this page, you’ll find reference tables for Route4Me’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system. These tables define standardized dimensions, statuses, quantity classifications, and accounting reference types used across inventory, billing, assets, and financial operations. The reference values support ERP integrations and internal workflows to ensure consistent behavior across processes such as inventory management, accounts receivable, asset management, and financial posting.

Explore Route4Me ERP reference tables for currencies, units of measure, inventory quantities, statuses, asset types, and financial entry classifications used across ERP integrations.

NOTE: The reference tables on this page represent Route4Me’s default ERP values. Organizations integrating external systems may map these values to equivalent fields in platforms such as SAP, Oracle Fusion, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage, etc.

 

 

ERP Dimension Catalog And System Equivalents

This table lists the core ERP dimensions used across Route4Me’s ERP system. It also shows how these dimensions correspond to equivalent objects in enterprise systems such as SAP, Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Sage, etc.

Dimension TypeDescriptionSAPOracle Fusion Cloud ERPNetSuiteDynamicsSageAccumatica
CurrenciesCentral reference list of currencies (ISO code + display label) used across AR/AP, pricing, GL, and reporting.Currency codes (e.g., `TCURC`)Currency master (e.g., `FND_CURRENCIES*`)Currency record (Lists → Accounting → Currencies)Currency / TransactionCurrencyCurrency master (varies by Sage product line)Currency (Currency Management / CM)
UOM groupsUOM “dimensions/classes” that organize units (Count, Length, Mass, etc.) for consistent conversions, item setup, and analytics.UoM catalog & dimensional grouping around `T006`UOM class setup driving Inventory UOMsUnit Types (UOM families)Unit groups / unit scheduleUOM groups (varies)Units of Measure setup (CS203500)
Units of measureApproved UOM code list used on items and transactions; supports conversions and standardized reporting.Units of measure (`T006`)Inventory units of measure (`INV_UNITS_OF_MEASURE_B/TL`)Units of Measure / Unit TypesUnits / UoMUnits of measureInventory unit conversions (`INUnit`)
Item identifier type variantsNormalized “identifier taxonomy” (GTIN/UPC/EAN/SKU/MPN, etc.) for validation and item cross-references/barcodes.GTIN/EAN/UPC identification (including additional GTINs)GTIN cross-reference & item cross-reference relationshipsUPC Code on item / UPC featuresItem–barcode association entitiesItem barcodes / identifiers (varies)Inventory item barcodes / cross-references
Availability classesStandard availability categories used by inventory rules (ATP exposure, reservation behavior, usable vs not usable).Stock/availability states (unrestricted, quality, blocked, etc.)Material/Inventory status conceptsInventory Status featureInventory statusInventory statusAvailability/allocations concepts
Sourcing bucketsWhere the quantity “comes from” (on hand, on order, in transit, production/WIP, returns, consignment).Inventory + procurement buckets (stock + open PO/STO + transit + consignment)Supply types / ATP bucketsQuantity buckets (on hand/on order/in transit/committed, etc.)On-hand and supply/demand bucketsQuantity bucketsQuantity buckets (IN/PO dependent)
Ledger treatmentAccounting/planning treatment of quantities (physical vs logical vs planning vs derived).Posting/statistical/planning distinctions across Inventory + FIPosting/valuation vs planning signalsPosting vs non-posting quantity conceptsPosting vs planning quantitiesVariesPosting vs planning quantities
Movement directionsWhether a transaction increases, decreases, or is neutral to a bucket (used by rules/transaction typing).Goods movement behavior by movement type & posting logicInventory transaction action (issue/receipt/transfer)Transaction type behaviorInventory transaction directionVariesInventory transaction direction
Quantity typesBusiness-facing inventory buckets combining availability + sourcing + ledger treatment (On Hand, Reserved, In Transit, WIP, etc.) for ATP/MRP and reporting.Stock categories + reservations/ATP bucketsOn-hand/available/reserved/in-transit/WIP bucketsQuantity Available/Committed/On Order/In TransitOn-hand and reservation bucketsQuantity bucketsAvailability/allocations buckets
Item statusesItem lifecycle states that govern allowed transactions (Active/Inactive/Blocked/Obsolete/Draft).Cross-plant material status (`MSTAE`)Item Status attributeItem “Inactive” + custom lifecycle statusProduct lifecycle/stateItem statusStock item status
Invoice statusesAR invoice lifecycle for customer billing and collections (Draft → Approved/Open → Paid/Void).AR/FI doc workflow + clearing statusReceivables transaction statusInvoice status (Open/Paid/Void, etc.)Invoice state/statusInvoice statusAR invoice status
Asset typesOperational asset classification (vehicle, equipment, facility, etc.) used for fixed assets, maintenance, and reporting.Asset classes (FI-AA)Asset categories (`FA_CATEGORIES_B`)Fixed Asset Type/category (Fixed Assets)Fixed asset groupsAsset class/typeFixed asset classes
GL entry typesStandardized “why did this entry happen?” categories (receipts, credit memos, write-offs, reversals) for AR/GL automation.FI document types (`BLART`) / document type configurationJournal source/category conventionsTransaction types (payment, credit memo, journal, etc.)Voucher/journal typesPosting typesBatch/document types
GL entry statusesOperational workflow states for posting + cash application (approval pending → posted → applied/reconciled).Parked/posted/cleared workflow conceptsJournal batch & approval status conceptsApproval/posting statesPosting workflow statesWorkflow statesPosting/release workflow states

 

Currency Reference Table

This table lists the currencies supported by the ERP system using standardized ISO currency codes. These reference values are used in billing, pricing, financial transactions, and reporting across integrated ERP workflows.

ISO CodeCurrency Name
USDUS Dollar
CADCanadian Dollar
EUREuro

 

Units Of Measure (UOM) –  Categories And Units

Units of Measure groups define measurement categories such as count, length, mass, and volume. These groups help organize units for item definitions, quantity conversions, and analytics across inventory and operational workflows.

UOM Group CodeUOM Group Name
COUNTCount
LENGTHLength
AREAArea
VOLUMEVolume
MASSMass
TIMETime
ENERGYEnergy
POWERPower

 

The Units of Measure reference table defines the standardized measurement units used for inventory quantities, transactions, and reporting. Each unit belongs to a UOM group to ensure consistent conversions and data interpretation across systems.

UOM GroupUOM Short NameUOM Full Name
Count (COUNT)EAEACH
Count (COUNT)PCPIECE
Count (COUNT)SETSET
Count (COUNT)PKPACK
Count (COUNT)DOZDOZEN
Length (LENGTH)MMMILLIMETER
Length (LENGTH)CMCENTIMETER
Length (LENGTH)METER
Length (LENGTH)KMKILOMETER
Length (LENGTH)ININCH
Length (LENGTH)FTFOOT
Length (LENGTH)YDYARD
Length (LENGTH)MIMILE
Area (AREA)MM2SQUARE MILLIMETER
Area (AREA)CM2SQUARE CENTIMETER
Area (AREA)M2SQUARE METER
Area (AREA)KM2SQUARE KILOMETER
Area (AREA)FT2SQUARE FOOT
Area (AREA)YD2SQUARE YARD
Area (AREA)ACRACRE
Area (AREA)HECHECTARE
Volume (VOLUME)MLMILLILITER
Volume (VOLUME)CLCENTILITER
Volume (VOLUME)LITER
Volume (VOLUME)M3CUBIC METER
Volume (VOLUME)IN3CUBIC INCH
Volume (VOLUME)FT3CUBIC FOOT
Volume (VOLUME)GALGALLON (US)
Volume (VOLUME)QTQUART (US)
Volume (VOLUME)PTPINT (US)
Mass (MASS)MGMILLIGRAM
Mass (MASS)GRAM
Mass (MASS)KGKILOGRAM
Mass (MASS)METRIC TON
Mass (MASS)LBPOUND
Mass (MASS)OZOUNCE
Mass (MASS)CWTHUNDREDWEIGHT (US)
Time (TIME)SECSECOND
Time (TIME)MINMINUTE
Time (TIME)HRHOUR
Time (TIME)DAYDAY
Time (TIME)WKWEEK
Time (TIME)MONMONTH
Time (TIME)YRYEAR
Energy (ENERGY)JOULE
Energy (ENERGY)KWHKILOWATT HOUR
Energy (ENERGY)CALCALORIE
Energy (ENERGY)BTUBRITISH THERMAL UNIT
Power (POWER)WATT
Power (POWER)KWKILOWATT
Power (POWER)MWMEGAWATT

 

Item Identifier Type Variants

This table defines the standardized identifier types used to reference products and inventory items. These identifiers support barcode scanning, cross-system item mapping, and compatibility with common global and marketplace identification standards.

Identifier TypeFull NameDescription
GTINGlobal Trade Item NumberUmbrella term for globally standardized product identifiers used to uniquely identify trade items.
UPCUniversal Product Code12-digit code primarily used in the U.S. and Canada for retail products; a GTIN subtype.
EANEuropean Article Number8- or 13-digit identifier used mainly outside North America; a GTIN subtype.
JANJapanese Article NumberJapan-specific variant of EAN used for retail products; a GTIN subtype.
ISBNInternational Standard Book NumberGlobally standardized identifier for books and similar media (ISBN-10/ISBN-13).
ITF-14Interleaved Two of Five (14-digit GTIN)14-digit GTIN used on logistics/shipping containers (case/pack level).
SKUStock Keeping UnitBusiness-defined, internal alphanumeric code for inventory tracking; not globally standardized.
ASINAmazon Standard Identification NumberAmazon’s proprietary catalog identifier used within the Amazon ecosystem.
TCINTarget Item NumberTarget’s proprietary internal catalog/inventory identifier.
FNSKUFulfillment Network Stock Keeping UnitAmazon fulfillment identifier linking stored units to a specific seller/listing.
MPNManufacturer Part NumberManufacturer-assigned identifier for a specific part or component, widely used in B2B contexts.

 

Availability Classes

Availability classes define whether inventory quantities can be used for fulfillment, reserved for demand, or excluded from operational availability. These classifications help control how inventory participates in planning, allocation, and order fulfillment.

Availability Class CodeAvailability Class Name
availableAvailable
reservedReserved
unavailableUnavailable

 

Sourcing Buckets

Sourcing buckets identify where inventory originates from, such as on-hand stock, inbound purchase orders, production, or returns. Classification supports supply visibility and helps ERP systems model inventory movement across operations.

Sourcing Bucket CodeSourcing Bucket Name
on_handOn Hand
on_orderOn Order
in_transitIn Transit
productionProduction
returnsReturns
consigned_inConsigned In
consigned_outConsigned Out

 

Ledger Treatment

Ledger treatment defines how quantities are interpreted within accounting and planning workflows. These categories distinguish between physical inventory, logical quantities, planning signals, and derived values used for reporting and forecasting.

Ledger Treatment CodeLedger Treatment Name
physicalPhysical
logicalLogical
planningPlanning
derivedDerived

 

Movement Directions

Movement directions indicate how transactions affect inventory quantities within the system. Each transaction either increases, decreases, or has a neutral effect on a quantity bucket depending on its operational purpose.

Movement Direction CodeMovement Direction Name
increaseIncrease
decreaseDecrease
neutralNeutral

 

Quantity Types

Quantity types represent business-facing inventory buckets used in planning, allocation, and reporting. They combine availability, sourcing, ledger treatment, and movement behavior to define how inventory quantities are managed across ERP operations.

Quantity Type CodeQuantity Type NameAllocatableNettableInclude in MRPInclude in ATPOvercommit PriorityAvailability ClassSourcing BucketLedger TreatmentMovement DirectionDescription
on_handOn HandLowestAvailableOn HandPhysicalNeutralPhysically present, usable stock.
reservedReservedLowestReservedOn HandLogicalNeutralCommitted to demand; excluded from ATP.
quality_holdQuality HoldLowestUnavailableOn HandLogicalNeutralStock in inspection/quarantine.
on_orderOn OrderLowestUnavailableOn OrderPlanningIncreaseInbound supply from PO/production orders.
in_transitIn TransitLowestUnavailableIn TransitPhysicalNeutralStock shipped but not yet received.
wipWork in ProcessLowestUnavailableProductionPlanningNeutralInventory in production process.
returns_pendingReturns PendingLowestUnavailableReturnsLogicalNeutralRMA received but not dispositioned.
consigned_inConsigned InLowestAvailableConsigned InLogicalNeutralSupplier-owned stock at facility.
consigned_outConsigned OutLowestReservedConsigned OutLogicalNeutralCustomer-held consignment; bill on consumption.

 

Item Statuses

Item statuses define lifecycle states for inventory items and control which transactions are permitted. These statuses help manage item activation, deprecation, and operational restrictions throughout the product lifecycle.

StatusDescription
ActiveItem is active and can be used in transactions
InactiveItem is temporarily inactive and cannot be used in transactions
ObsoleteItem has been retired and is no longer valid
DraftItem record exists but is not yet approved for use
BlockedItem exists but is blocked for sale or procurement

 

Invoice Statuses

Invoice statuses represent the lifecycle of accounts receivable invoices, from initial draft creation through approval, payment, or cancellation. These states support billing workflows, payment tracking, and financial reporting.

StatusDescription
DraftDraft
ApprovedApproved
PendingPending
VoidVoid
Partially PaidPartially Paid
Fully PaidFully Paid

 

Asset Types

Asset types classify operational and financial assets tracked by the ERP system. These classifications support asset management, financial reporting, maintenance workflows, and operational inventory tracking.

Asset TypeFull NameDescriptionEnabled
VehicleVehicle AssetAssets classified as vehicles, such as cars, trucks, buses, or transport equipment.
FacilityFacility AssetAssets classified as facilities, such as general buildings, warehouses, or operational sites.
EquipmentEquipment AssetMachinery, manufacturing equipment, and heavy-duty tools used in operations.
IT SystemIT System AssetComputers, servers, networking equipment, and enterprise IT infrastructure.
FurnitureFurniture AssetDesks, chairs, workstations, and other office or facility furnishings.
ToolTool AssetHand tools, power tools, and other smaller operational instruments.
SoftwareSoftware AssetLicensed or internally developed software applications and systems.
LandLand AssetParcels of land owned or leased by the organization.
BuildingBuilding AssetIndividual buildings such as offices, plants, and other structures.
LeaseholdLeasehold ImprovementImprovements made to leased property, such as renovations or fit-outs.
InfrastructureInfrastructure AssetInfrastructure such as roads, utilities, pipelines, or network cabling.
IntangibleIntangible AssetNon-physical assets such as patents, trademarks, or goodwill.
RoomRoom AssetIndividual rooms within a building or facility that are managed as assets.
YardYard AssetOutdoor yard areas such as storage yards, loading zones, or managed open spaces.
ShedShed AssetSmaller standalone structures such as sheds or outbuildings used for storage or operations.

 

General Ledger Entry Types

General ledger entry types define standardized accounting transaction categories used during financial posting. These reference values help identify the reason for each ledger entry, such as payments, adjustments, refunds, or reconciliations.

Entry TypeDescription
AR_PAYMENT_RECEIPTCustomer payment receipt
AR_CREDIT_MEMOCredit memo issued to customer
AR_ADJUSTMENTAccounts receivable manual adjustment
AR_PREPAYMENTCustomer deposit received (unearned revenue)
AR_REFUNDRefund issued back to customer
AR_DEBIT_MEMODebit memo to increase customer balance
AR_WRITE_OFFWrite-off of uncollectible receivable
AR_SMALL_BALANCE_ADJUSTMENTAuto-adjust small remaining balances
UNAPPLIED_CASHReceipt recorded but not yet applied
NSF_RETURNReturned/bounced payment (NSF)
BANK_FEEBank service/transaction fee
BANK_CHARGEBACKCard chargeback received
BANK_CHARGEBACK_REVERSALReversal of previously recorded chargeback
MERCHANT_PAYOUTProcessor sweep from clearing to bank
MERCHANT_FEEProcessor fee withheld from payout
FX_REALIZED_GAINRealized FX gain on settlement
FX_REALIZED_LOSSRealized FX loss on settlement
FX_UNREALIZED_REVALUATIONPeriod-end FX revaluation of AR
ROUNDING_ADJUSTMENTRounding or penny adjustment
INTERCOMPANY_ARIntercompany AR posting
OPENING_BALANCEConversion/opening balance load
CORRECTIONManual correction entry
REVERSALSystem-generated reversal of a prior entry

 

General Ledger Entry Statuses

General ledger entry statuses represent the operational state of financial transactions as they move through approval, posting, reconciliation, and settlement workflows. These states help track the lifecycle of accounting entries across financial systems.

StatusDescription
APPROVAL_PENDINGAwaiting approval
APPROVEDApproved and ready for posting
READY_TO_POSTValidated; queued for posting
POSTINGPosting in progress
PARTIALLY_APPLIEDPart of the amount is applied to invoices
FULLY_APPLIEDFully applied to invoices
UNAPPLIEDNot applied to any invoice
PARTIALLY_RECONCILEDPartially reconciled to bank statement
RECONCILEDFully reconciled to bank statement
PENDING_SETTLEMENTSettlement in progress (merchant/ACH)
SETTLEDFunds settled/cleared
DISPUTEDDispute open (e.g., chargeback)
CHARGEBACK_OPENChargeback opened by network
CHARGEBACK_WONChargeback resolved in our favor
CHARGEBACK_LOSTChargeback resolved against us
REFUND_IN_PROGRESSRefund processing initiated
REFUNDEDRefund completed
WRITE_OFF_PENDINGWrite-off pending approval
WRITTEN_OFFAmount written off
CORRECTION_POSTEDCorrection successfully posted
ERRORError state; needs attention
CANCELLEDCancelled before posting
ARCHIVEDClosed and archived
EXPORTEDExported to external system
IMPORTEDImported from external system

 

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