Apr 12, 2010 14:31
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Russian term

Зарезервировано

Russian to English Bus/Financial Accounting
The term is Зарезервировано

The context is: Остаток(В ед. хранения); Зарезервировано(В ед. хранения); К получению(В ед. хранения); К передаче(В ед. хранения); Заказано у поставщиков(В ед. хранения); Свободный остаток(В ед. хранения);

Will it be Earmarked, allocated, retained or reserved? I cannot find it anywhere...

Discussion

Angela Greenfield Apr 13, 2010:
Сергей, я не вижу аналогии... Квикбукс - это моя любимая программа, но она, к сожалению, не предназначена для отражения российских бухгалтерских операций. Наша (ам.) бухгалтерия имеет гораздо меньше наворотов и гораздо более прямолинейна. Зарезервированная продукция может быть как on hand, так и ordered (в зависимости от того, с какой стороны бухгалтер хочет на это посмотреть), поэтому нам это ничего не даст.
Sergei Tumanov Apr 13, 2010:
sales order terms explained Sales order terms explained

Sales orders track a lot of different information and use some technical terms to do so:

Item: The items or services that appear on the sales order.
Available: The number of items that you have in your physical stock, minus the items or services that are on all other sales orders. This information appears on forms when the "Show quantity available instead of quantity on hand" option is selected.
On Hand: The number of items that you have in your physical stock, regardless of how many are included on other sales orders. This information appears on forms when the "Show quantity available instead of quantity on hand" option is cleared.

Ordered: The number of items or services that appear on the sales order.
Prev. Invoiced: The number of items or services that you previously invoiced for a customer or job.
To Invoice: The number of items or services that you want to add to an invoice for a customer or job.
Sergei Tumanov Apr 13, 2010:
quickbooks help file Keeping track of what your customers want but you don’t have in stock can be tricky. QuickBooks can help you manage outstanding items or services for your customers without affecting your account balances. It’s done using a Sales Order.
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Angela Greenfield Apr 12, 2010:
set aside???? Тут, вообще, трудно понять, зарезервировано ли для своих нужд или по заказу клиента. Поэтому я бы предложила такой вариант.
Anna Muntean Stacanova (asker) Apr 12, 2010:
This is about produce not stocks. Will it still apply?
Anna Muntean Stacanova (asker) Apr 12, 2010:
I do not really know... :) It is an excel spread sheet with a product list

Angela Greenfield Apr 12, 2010:
Anna, о чем речь? Что за зверь такой?

Proposed translations

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reserved

Hard to be sure, but this would indicate stock ready to transfer at a fixed time in the future.

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Note added at 51 mins (2010-04-12 15:23:15 GMT)
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For produce, "allocated" might be better, since it's probably very short-term.
Peer comment(s):

agree Igor Blinov : You know that, and I do, right simple word is the best one should the case fit
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agree Igor Popov
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34 mins

set aside

Без контекста трудновато, но, если, как вы говорите, речь идет о продукции, то я бы посоветовала такой обтекаемый вариант.

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Note added at 35 mins (2010-04-12 15:07:12 GMT)
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Таким образом удастся избежать необходимости уточнять, для чьих нужд (каких целей) эта продукция зарезервирована.
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3 hrs

reserve stock

Я попытался найти золотую середину между ответами Анжелы и Дэвида. Наск. я понимаю, это продукция, отложенная на вс. случай: вдруг себе пригодится или куча нежданных покупателей придет. Пусть будет НЗ.

Это выражение я в логистике встречал.
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12 hrs

committed

It appears from the list of other categories that this may be the number of items ordered by customers and due for delivery regardless of whether they are actually available (e.g., ordered from vendors but not yet received). Thus, the balance available may be negative.
If this is true, "set aside," "on hold," etc. is too restrictive as it rather means only something that is actually in the warehouse.
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15 hrs

booked

i think this a good alternative
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