Transfer Inward Line — entity reference

The receiving line of an Inward transfer, normally generated by releasing an outward line rather than entered: TransferOutwardLineId points back at the dispatch line and Quantity equals exactly the batch that was released. Receiving adds to ReceivedQuantity and sets IsReceived — which is set on any partial receipt, so the header can read as fully received while quantity is outstanding. Receiving does not post stock: the inward ledger rows are written later by the header's PerformInventoryPosting, and the save-time hook only re-posts lines that already carry an InventoryLedgerId. Watch the shortage interaction: once anything is received, ShortageQuantity absorbs the remainder and PendingReceivedQuantity falls to zero, so a short receipt closes the line rather than leaving it open.

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Related entities

• Branch — looks up via BranchId
• Branch — looks up via RelatedBranchId
• StorageLocation — looks up via StorageLocationId
• ItemLotType — looks up via ItemLotTypeId
• ItemLot — looks up via ItemLotId
• UserAccount — looks up via OwnerId
• Item — looks up via ItemId
• UserAccount — looks up via CreatedById
• TransferOutwardLine — looks up via TransferOutwardLineId
• Transfer — looks up via TransferId
• ItemLot — looks up via RelatedItemLotId
• InventoryStock — looks up via InventoryStockId
• SKU — looks up via SKUId
• UserAccount — looks up via ModifiedById
• InventoryLedger — looks up via InventoryLedgerId
• InventoryLedger — referenced by via ParentRecordId

Related topics

• Entity reference index
• Customizing xMatix