The Channel Partner Inventory Tracking Cloud data model includes objects and fields that
you can use to store information about your channel partner inventory tracking operations. The
data model is built with industry-wide best practices, and you can adapt and extend the data model
to meet your company’s unique needs.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Professional, and Unlimited Editions
with the Channel Revenue Management add on
Use these objects to store information about your entire channel partner inventory
tracking operations.
Channel Partner Inventory Tracking Objects
Object
Description
Transaction Journal
Stores information about transactions, such as points of sales and point of sale returns.
Partner Unsold Inventory
Stores the unsold quantity of inventory available with the partner.
Partner Unsold Inventory Ledger
Stores the remaining quantity of unsold inventory available with the partner and also calculates onhold quantities.
Rebate Program
Stores rebate programs your organization runs with a single account, all accounts, or specific list of accounts.
Program Rebate Type Product
Stores a junction between a program rebate type and a product.
Price Protection Term
Stores all price protection term records.
Rebate Program Member
Stores information about members of a rebate program, eligible for rebate payments.
Rebate Partner Special Pricing Term
Stores information about the special pricing term for a ship and debit program.
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