Transaction History

Full audit trail of every inventory movement.

What is Transaction History?

Transaction History is the inventory ledger view of receives, transfers, issues, adjustments, quality changes, freeze/thaw transitions, and production consumption. Every row records what happened, when, where, how much, and by whom. Use it when the question is about a physical movement or one exact ledger event.

Production Inventory Trace

Open a Production Order and select Inventory Trace to see one row for every committed Goods Receipt or Goods Issue linked to that run. This is a business-document view: a posting with several ledger legs still appears once. The row summarizes its items and quantities by UOM. Open its GR/GI number to inspect the exact item, internal lot, quantity, source, destination, reason, transaction identity, and ledger lines.

Select Movement History from the trace when the question is where inventory moved. The future generic Flow Trace and recall graph will add backward/forward traversal across purchasing, production, and lot-resolved shipping; the current page does not claim those relationships yet.
Key Features

Filter by item, location, date range, transaction type, or vendor

Exact internal lot and transaction identity on posting detail

Copy/export rows via SortableGrid context menu

Immutable history — supported corrections append evidence instead of deleting the original