opslagdetails

Op opslagdetails is a term used in several Northern European information systems to refer to the metadata and attributes that accompany a stored item, a posted entry, or a retrieved record. The word combines opslag, meaning posting, storage, or lookup, with details or metadata, and in practice denotes the contextual information that makes an item identifiable and manageable within a system.

Usage and scope: In inventory management, logistics, digital asset management, and online classifieds, opslagdetaljer describe the data fields that record where an item is stored, when it was logged, by whom, its quantity and unit, batch or serial numbers, expiration or validity, status, and any access or retention rules. Typical fields include location, timestamp, user or actor ID, item identifier, quantity, unit of measure, batch or serial number, expiration date, status, and notes or remarks.

Data governance: Accurate and consistent opslagdetails support searchability, traceability, and auditability. Systems typically enforce validation rules, versioning, and audit trails, with access controls to protect sensitive information.

Translations and equivalents: The closest translations in English are storage details or posting details; in Danish or Norwegian contexts, the term may appear in software catalogs, ERP configurations, and data dictionaries.

See also: metadata, inventory management, data governance, audit trail.