Tételérlés

Tételérlés is a term used in Hungarian business and information technology contexts to describe the authorization or release of a specific line item (tétel) from a hold or queue to active processing within a system. It is not a universally standardized term in Hungarian accounting or ERP literature, and its exact meaning depends on the organizational context and software used.

In procurement and inventory management, a purchase order line item may be placed on hold due to budget checks, supplier confirmations, or other controls. Releasing the line item (tételérlés) allows subsequent steps such as goods receipt, order picking, and invoicing to proceed. In manufacturing, a production order line item may be released to start scheduling, material consumption, and production activities. The release typically changes the status of the item in the enterprise system from restricted or pending to active, enabling downstream processes to operate automatically or with minimal manual intervention.

The process of tételérlés usually involves validation by authorized personnel, checks against stock levels, budgets, lead times, or production schedules, and an audit trail within the system. Because the term is not universally standardized, organizations may use synonyms such as “tétel kiadása” (release of a line item) or simply refer to the action as approving or unlocking a line item.

Overall, tételérlés describes a control-driven transition of a line item from a waiting state to active processing in enterprise workflows, with variations in terminology across different systems and industries. See also ERP systems, order processing, and inventory management.