Configuration
Tenant, business unit and item settings that control Hii Retail stock handling
Tenant, business unit and item settings that control Hii Retail stock handling
How Stock Transaction Processing determines the cost of a stock movement — weighted average cost, batch selection with FIFO, FEFO and LIFO, and the purchase price prerequisite
Where Stock Transaction Processing gets its data — PosLog sales from the POS, events from other Hii Retail services, item master data from PnP, and the Input API
How Stock Transaction Processing corrects a stock count when a sale that happened earlier arrives later
Subscribing to Hii Retail stock events as an external system — stock level updates, processed transactions, delivery semantics and the published schemas
Why one business operation produces several stock transactions, with the stock transfer and store transfer flows step by step
The business operations Stock Transaction Processing supports, the operationType each publishes, and which stock types it moves
Reading stock from Hii Retail — quantity lookups, batch lookups, transaction search and the suspicious items report
What Stock Transaction Processing calculates, how transactions flow through it, and what it publishes
Overview of Hii Retail Stock Transaction Processing — what it calculates, where its data comes from, and how to consume its events
How Stock Transaction Processing handles bundles and packages — selling one item that consists of several others
Running Stock Transaction Processing alongside an external system that owns the stock — full master, synchronized, or a combination
Stock types, batches, quantity signs and precision — how to read a stock quantity from Stock Transaction Processing correctly