Stock
This page explains the matching and mapping fields that you can use while importing stock. This page serves purely as a reference and it assumes that you already have a basic understanding of the import tool.
1. Matching fields
Table 1 explains the fields that are available for matching stock. During the import, PlentyONE checks if the imported data record already exists based on the matching field.
Matching field | Explanation |
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Item ID |
ID of the item |
Variation ID |
ID of the variation |
Variation number |
Variation number |
Barcode |
Barcode |
2. Mapping fields
This chapter explains the fields that are available for mapping stock. Use these fields to specify which column of your file corresponds to which data field in your system.
Basic procedure:
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In your CSV file: Enter a valid import value into a column.
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In PlentyONE: Assign this column to the appropriate mapping field.
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After the import: Check the result in the back end.
No mapping field? Default value applies!
If you don’t include a certain piece of information in your CSV file, i.e. if you don’t use a certain mapping field, then your stock will be given the default value. |
2.1. Warehouse ID
Required field
Enter the ID of the warehouse that contains the stock into your CSV file.
Default value: No default value
Permitted import values: Numeric
You can find the result of the import in the back end menu Stock » Incoming items » [Open incoming items data record] » Tab: Item.
2.2. Quantity
Required field
Enter the quantity of the stock into your CSV file.
Default value: No default value
Permitted import values: Numeric
You can find the result of the import in the back end menu Stock » Incoming items » [Open incoming items data record] » Tab: Item.
2.3. Storage location ID
Required field
Enter the ID of the storage location that contains the stock into your CSV file.
Default value: No default value
Permitted import values: Numeric
You can find the result of the import in the back end menu Stock » Incoming items » [Open incoming items data record] » Tab: Item.
2.4. Best before
Enter the best before date of the item into your CSV file.
Default value: No default value
Permitted import values: Date in the format dd.mm.yyyy
You can find the result of the import in the back end menu Stock » Incoming items » [Open incoming items data record] » Tab: Item.
2.5. Batch
Enter the batch of the stock into your CSV file.
Default value: No default value
Permitted import values: Numeric
You can find the result of the import in the back end menu Stock » Incoming items » [Open incoming items data record] » Tab: Item.
2.6. Purchase price
Enter the purchase price of the stock into your CSV file.
Note: When importing negative stock, the purchase price is not overwritten.
Default value: No default value
Permitted import values: Numeric; use the same decimal notation as in the import options.
You can find the result of the import in the back end menu Item » Edit item » [Open item] » Tab: Stock » Tab: Item movement.
2.7. Reason for stock correction
Enter the reason for the stock correction.
Default value: 300
Permitted import values: Numeric
You can find the result of the import in the back end menu Item » Edit item » [Open item] » Tab: Stock » Tab: Item movement.
Permitted import values in CSV file | Reason for stock correction |
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Stock correction because of BBD |
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Stock correction because of stocktaking |
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Stock correction because of manufacturer error |
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Stock correction because of maculature |
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Stock corrector because of packing error |
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Stock correction because of damage |
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Stock correction (internal offset) |
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Stock correction because of BBD |
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Stock correction because of shipping items to FBA |
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Stock correction because of shipping items to fulfilment service provider |
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Stock correction because of sample for interested parties |
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Stock correction because of sample for customers |
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Stock correction because of sample |
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Stock correction because quality models are booked in |
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Stock correction because quality models are booked out |
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Stock correction because of gift |
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Stock correction because of malfunction (without return) |
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Stock correction because of loss |
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Stock correction because of own use |