Batches, serial numbers and shelf life
For food production and complex equipment, the batch and the serial number become required accounting dimensions. Write-off goes by the nearest expiry date, and the serial number shows where the unit is now and where it has been.

What is included?
- Batches with production date, shelf life and return batches
- Serial numbers with current location and history
- Valuation method per item: weighted average, FIFO or FEFO
- Characteristics and additional units of measure with factors
- Expiring shelf life report and notifications
Part of Mode 2 of the “Warehouse” module.Pricing
Frequently asked questions
How is a batch chosen at shipment?
By the item’s valuation method: FEFO takes the nearest expiry date, FIFO the earliest batch. A batch can also be specified manually.
Do batches require Mode 2?
Yes. Batches, serial numbers and characteristics belong to Mode 2 of the warehouse, and switching to it requires no data migration.
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