20000032

20000032 is an eight-digit numeric identifier used across various information systems to tag items, records, or components. As a stand-alone number it does not refer to a single, universally recognized entity; its meaning depends on the catalog, database, or workflow where it appears.

In manufacturing and logistics, 20000032 can serve as an internal part or product number, helping to track inventory, orders, warranty data, and maintenance history within a company’s enterprise resource planning system. In libraries, archives, or museum collections, similar numeric codes may function as accession or inventory numbers that identify and locate specific items within a collection.

In data management and software development, such a number may appear as a primary key or surrogate identifier in a database, or as a ticket, issue, or transaction ID in a tracking system. In scientific databases, numeric identifiers are common as surrogate keys or dataset IDs, though the domain context (prefixes, prefixes, or metadata) is required to interpret them correctly.

Limitations: without accompanying metadata, schema definitions, or access to the data source, the number alone has limited interpretability and may reference different entities in different systems. If you encounter 20000032, consult the relevant data dictionary, system documentation, or metadata to determine its specific referent.

See also: unique identifier, part number, catalog number, accession number.