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Hello im new here, may I ask the difference between an item card and SKU in business central?

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Mohana Yadav 61,214 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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Hi,

The item card is a page that contains all important details of a product, such as item name, unit of measure, and other inventory details. The item can be an inventory, service, or non-inventory item, but the page remains the same.

And SKU is stock keeping unit, its a unique code used by retailers to manage their inventory. You can learn more about SKU in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OzWgNPt9kmY&ab_channel=WebSanSolutionsInc.

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Welcome to the forum!

I think the official Microsoft documentation explains this pretty well:

Stockkeeping units are a supplement to item cards. They do not replace them, although they are related to them. Stockkeeping units allow you to differentiate information about an item for a specific location, such as a warehouse or distribution center, or a specific variant, such as different shelf numbers and different replenishment information, for the same item.

learn.microsoft.com/.../inventory-how-to-set-up-stockkeeping-units

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Welcome to the forum!

I think the official Microsoft documentation explains this pretty good.

Stockkeeping units are a supplement to item cards. They do not replace them, although they are related to them. Stockkeeping units allow you to differentiate information about an item for a specific location, such as a warehouse or distribution center, or a specific variant, such as different shelf numbers and different replenishment information, for the same item.

learn.microsoft.com/.../inventory-how-to-set-up-stockkeeping-units

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Welcome to the forum!

I think the official Microsoft documentation explains this pretty good.

Stockkeeping units are a supplement to item cards. They do not replace them, although they are related to them. Stockkeeping units allow you to differentiate information about an item for a specific location, such as a warehouse or distribution center, or a specific variant, such as different shelf numbers and different replenishment information, for the same item.

learn.microsoft.com/.../inventory-how-to-set-up-stockkeeping-units

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I think the Microsoft documentation explains this pretty good.

Stockkeeping units are a supplement to item cards. They do not replace them, although they are related to them. Stockkeeping units allow you to differentiate information about an item for a specific location, such as a warehouse or distribution center, or a specific variant, such as different shelf numbers and different replenishment information, for the same item.

How to Set Up Stockkeeping Units - Business Central | Microsoft Learn

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I belive the Microsoft documentation explains this pretty good.

Stockkeeping units are a supplement to item cards. They do not replace them, although they are related to them. Stockkeeping units allow you to differentiate information about an item for a specific location, such as a warehouse or distribution center, or a specific variant, such as different shelf numbers and different replenishment information, for the same item.

learn.microsoft.com/.../inventory-how-to-set-up-stockkeeping-units

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