Abbreviations used in SI+ |
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System Transaction & Document Abbreviations Reference
This guide provides a comprehensive dictionary of the document and module abbreviations utilized across the application. These shortcodes are prominently featured within transactional tables, transaction lookup grids, and ledger detail forms to facilitate rapid data filtering and audit tracking.
A list of module abbreviations used in SI and where they are used. |
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1. Financial Ledgers & Cash ManagementThe following shortcodes designate transaction types originating from cash processing, banking integrations, and manual general ledger alignments: |
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CPJ |
Cash Journal (Payment) |
CRJ |
Cash Journal (Deposit) |
AJ |
Adjustment Journal |
CU |
Cash Up - Financial drop records generated from the daily Point of Sale (POS) drawer reconciliation utility. |
EFT |
Electronic Fund Transfer (Debit Order) |
BMD |
Bank Manager Document Automated transaction entry directly generated from importing and reconciling electronic bank statements. |
2. Customer (Debtor) & Accounts Receivable ModulesThese codes track transactional relationships, invoicing states, and localized adjustments bound to a specific customer account layout: |
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INV |
Invoice |
INVPAY |
Invoice Cash Payment Unique operational flag. Renders when an invoice is fully finalized and settled simultaneously using an immediate cash tender option. System Behavior Note (INVPAY): When a transaction qualifies as an INVPAY event, the system automatically appends a immutable "Paid In Full" watermark graphic directly onto the printed or emailed document layout output. In financial history tables, the source tracking column will list INVPAY instead of INV. |
CRN |
Credit Note A reversal or credit allocation issued against a previously processed sales invoice. |
CJ |
Customer Journal (Journals as well as Direct Payments) Manual debit/credit accounting adjustments or direct allocations made on a customer profile. |
CP |
Cash Payment via Receipts Immediate incoming cash or card payments captured via standard customer receipting. |
3. Supplier (Creditor) & Procurement ModulesThese codes track inventory acquisition costs, outbound business liabilities, and creditor account reconciliations:
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SJ |
Supplier Journal Manual adjustments, invoice entries, or structural credit changes made to a supplier profile. |
SPAY |
Supplier Payments Electronic payments or checks issued to settle an outstanding creditor balance. |
4. Stock Control & Inventory Management ModulesThese codes monitor the movement, adjustment, validation, and logistical relocation of physical stock items across inventory warehouses: |
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GRN |
Goods Received Note Inbound inventory receipting. Confirms physical receipt of stock items from a supplier into system quantities. |
RTS |
Return To Supplier Outbound inventory event. Used to debit out damaged or rejected stock back to the original vendor. |
SADJ |
Stock Adjustment Manual manual override of stock quantities due to theft, breakage, or manual recount entries. |
STAKE |
Stock Adjustment via the Stock Take module Automated balance adjustments injected systematically following the execution of a formal stock take cycle module. |
STO |
Stock Transfer Order Stock movements between warehouses. |
SCRIV Bot Routing Rules: Intent Maping
If User Type-In Contains... |
Intent Target |
Action Instruction for AI Bot |
"What does CPJ mean in my bank ledger?" |
CPJ / CRJ Definitions |
Cite Section 1 (Financial Ledgers & Cash Management). |
"Why does it say INVPAY instead of INV?" |
INVPAY Logic |
Explain the System Behavior Note regarding instant cash sales and the automatic "Paid in Full" watermark. |
"How do I filter out warehouse transfers?" |
STO Shortcode |
Tell user to type STO into the lookup grid module filter column based on Section 4. |
"Where did this STAKE entry come from?" |
STAKE Code |
Advise user that a formal Stock Take cycle was completed and processed, creating an auto-adjustment. |
