I’m trying to understand the relation between SOLine and SOLineSplit. Especialy what is the logic behind setting IsAllocated true or false. If I see a record in SOLineSplit with IsAllocated true what it really says.
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What is the relation between SOLine and SOLineSplit
Best answer by Nilkanth Dipak
Hi
In Acumatica, the SOLine and SOLineSplit tables represent sales order lines and their respective inventory splits. The IsAllocated field in SOLineSplit indicates whether the split line has been allocated inventory. If IsAllocated is true, it means that specific inventory has been reserved or allocated to fulfill that split line, preventing it from being available for other orders or purposes, usually for items that require strict inventory control. on the other side, if IsAllocated is false, the split line does not have reserved inventory, which typically occurs for non-stock items or when the inventory is not yet available for allocation.
+10Hi
In Acumatica, the SOLine and SOLineSplit tables represent sales order lines and their respective inventory splits. The IsAllocated field in SOLineSplit indicates whether the split line has been allocated inventory. If IsAllocated is true, it means that specific inventory has been reserved or allocated to fulfill that split line, preventing it from being available for other orders or purposes, usually for items that require strict inventory control. on the other side, if IsAllocated is false, the split line does not have reserved inventory, which typically occurs for non-stock items or when the inventory is not yet available for allocation.
Dipak Nilkanth || MVP @2025 || https://www.linkedin.com/in/dipak-nilkanth-293591102 || Acumatica Developer
Dipak Nilkanth wrote:
Hi
In Acumatica, the SOLine and SOLineSplit tables represent sales order lines and their respective inventory splits. The IsAllocated field in SOLineSplit indicates whether the split line has been allocated inventory. If IsAllocated is true, it means that specific inventory has been reserved or allocated to fulfill that split line, preventing it from being available for other orders or purposes, usually for items that require strict inventory control. on the other side, if IsAllocated is false, the split line does not have reserved inventory, which typically occurs for non-stock items or when the inventory is not yet available for allocation.
Thank you
I have a question about one scenario I’m looking at now. Is this IsAllocated is marked as true or false automatically. Since in my scenario in SOLineSplit it is not marked the IsAllocated true but it has enough Qty at hand. I check this qty in Inventory warehouse tab.
Please refer the below images:
Inventory:
I’m confused here can you please help me to get this straight.
oshadhat83 wrote:
Dipak Nilkanth wrote:
Hi
In Acumatica, the SOLine and SOLineSplit tables represent sales order lines and their respective inventory splits. The IsAllocated field in SOLineSplit indicates whether the split line has been allocated inventory. If IsAllocated is true, it means that specific inventory has been reserved or allocated to fulfill that split line, preventing it from being available for other orders or purposes, usually for items that require strict inventory control. on the other side, if IsAllocated is false, the split line does not have reserved inventory, which typically occurs for non-stock items or when the inventory is not yet available for allocation.
Thank you
I have a question about one scenario I’m looking at now. Is this IsAllocated is marked as true or false automatically. Since in my scenario in SOLineSplit it is not marked the IsAllocated true but it has enough Qty at hand. I check this qty in Inventory warehouse tab.
Please refer the below images:
Inventory:
I’m confused here can you please help me to get this straight.
Any one has any comment on this?
+11Hi
The system generates splits based on inventory locations. Did you check the Qty is available for the particular location?
Also, verify if there have been any recent inventory adjustments or transfers that could impact the allocation process
Jini N
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