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Book Valuation Adjustment — entity reference

A per-book valuation overlay row from the multi-book design: rather than maintaining a parallel ledger, a secondary accounting book's statements are the primary general ledger plus these stored deltas. Each row is the amount by which one inventory-related statement line differs under the secondary book for one period, tagged with the line it lands on and the cause of the difference. Rows are produced by the overlay recomputation service, either on demand or as an advisory step during period close, and are not meant to be authored by hand.

Fields

FieldLabelTypeRequiredWhat it does
AccountingBookIdAccounting BookLookup → AccountingBookThe secondary book the overlay belongs to. The primary book never has overlay rows because it is the general ledger itself, so these rows only exist where a company runs more than one book.
AmountAmountCurrencyA signed delta expressed as the secondary book's value minus the primary book's, rounded to two decimals. A statement line under that book is therefore the primary ledger figure plus the sum of the matching rows, so the sign convention matters when reading one in isolation.
AsOfDateAs Of DateDateThe valuation date the delta was computed at, which is normally the end of the period the row is stamped with rather than the day the recomputation happened to run.
BranchIdBranchLookup → Branch
CreatedByIdCreated ByLookup → UserAccountYes
CreatedDateTimeCreated OnDateAndTimeYes
FiscalPeriodIdFiscal PeriodLookup → FiscalPeriod
IdIdGuidYes
ModifiedByIdModified ByLookup → UserAccountYes
NameNameTextYes
OwnerIdOwnerLookup → UserAccountYes
PartnerAccountIdPartner AccountLookup → Account
RecordTypeIdRecord TypeGuid, hidden
SourceSourceTextWhat produced the difference: a different cost-flow method applied under the secondary book, a net-realizable-value write-down, or the reversal of an earlier write-down.
StatementLineTypeStatement Line TypeTextWhich statement line the delta lands on, drawn from a fixed set covering the inventory asset, cost of goods sold, write-down loss, write-down reversal and the inventory provision contra-asset.
UIPropsUI PropsText
UpdatedDateTimeUpdated OnDateAndTimeYes

Actions

ActionLabelTypeWhat it does
CloneCloneServerAction (Clone)Create a copy of this record