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The words used in Zaqnet

A plain-language reference for records, permissions and workflow states.

Guide reviewed 14 September 2026 · Controls depend on your app version and access.

Before you begin

Terms can have more specific meanings in an individual app. Read the record’s own labels.

  1. 01Workspace, organisation and scope

    A workspace is the business context you are working in. An organisation identifies the company boundary. A scope is permission to perform a type of action; it is not another person’s consent.

  2. 02SKU, unit and location

    A SKU identifies an item. Its unit explains the quantity, such as pieces or another configured measure. A location is the place or operational stock account that holds inventory; balances from different units cannot simply be added.

  3. 03Order, sale and payment

    An order records a request; a sale records the sales transaction; a payment records collection or payment information. A supplier purchase order and goods receipt represent different stages of buying stock.

  4. 04Duty, closure and return

    Duty is the work-session state. Closure can refer to filing the end of that session or reviewing a consolidated day. A stock return is a separate inventory result, even when triggered by closure.

  5. 05Trigger, condition, action and run

    A trigger is the event that starts a flow. A condition decides when the flow applies. An action is a supported step. A run is an attempt to execute the workflow; inspect its results rather than assuming success.

  6. 06Support code and reason code

    A support code is the stable five-digit identifier for a service and failure class. A reason code identifies a more specific condition. A request or trace identifier helps support locate one occurrence; do not substitute it for the error code.

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You can describe the record and action you need without confusing a request with its final outcome.

If something does not look right

If a term is ambiguous, identify the app and the exact field label. A familiar word can describe a different stage in another workflow.

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