Your customer is setting up serial control. The requirement is that if item A has serial 123, then they don't want item B to also have serial 123 within the same inventory organization. Which serial…

Question

Options

• AUnique across Enterprise
• BUnique within items
• CUnique within organization
• DUnique across organizations
• EUnique within Item and organization

• A
  9% (2)
• B
  5% (1)
• C
  73% (16)
• D
  14% (3)

Explanation

"Unique within organization" enforces that no two items - regardless of item type - can share the same serial number within the same inventory organization. This directly satisfies the requirement: if item A holds serial 123, item B is blocked from using serial 123 in that same org.

Why the distractors fail:

• B (Unique within items) only prevents the same item from reusing a serial; different items (A and B) could both hold serial 123 - exactly the scenario the customer wants to prevent.
• E (Unique within Item and organization) is similarly scoped to the item level, not the org level, so cross-item serial conflicts are still allowed.
• A (Unique across Enterprise) and D (Unique across organizations) are too broad - they enforce uniqueness beyond one org across the entire enterprise, which exceeds the stated requirement and can be unnecessarily restrictive in multi-org setups.

Memory tip: Match the scope of the requirement to the scope in the option name. The requirement says "within the same inventory organization" → pick the option that says exactly that: Unique within organization.

No community discussion yet for this question.