ERP Term
"Consumables "

Items that are never in inventory (count or cost). When they are received, they are immediately expensed.

Consumables are items that are never in inventory (count or cost). When they are received, they are immediately expensed. This includes things such as office supplies, fuel, and other one-time-use items.

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