Are non-rotating items individually serialized?

Non-rotating items are typically not individually serialized because they are generally managed in bulk rather than tracked on a one-to-one basis. Non-rotating items refer to items that are not frequently issued or used, such as spare parts or inventory that is held for long periods. Unlike rotating items, which are frequently cycled through and require individual tracking to ensure proper inventory management and accountability, non-rotating items can be tracked by quantity rather than by unique serial numbers.

This approach allows organizations to manage these items more efficiently, as they do not need to track each individual item separately. Instead, they can monitor the overall quantity available for use. In many cases, the emphasis on serialization is aligned with the need for accountability and the management of high-turnover goods, which are critical to operational efficiency. Non-rotating items, by their nature, do not exhibit the same level of demand that would necessitate individual serialization.