A sequential ordering system is a method of assigning unique identifiers to items, transactions, or records in a sequential numerical order. This system is often used in inventory management, manufacturing, and various administrative processes to maintain a clear, straightforward, and easy-to-follow sequence. Here’s a more detailed explanation of its key characteristics and benefits:
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