Object model - Beach Depository

Term	Id	What it is
Organization	The API key selects it.	Your account with Beach.
FBO (For Benefit Of) account	`id`. `vaultId` is `PV-######` and is not that id.	One customer. Items, inbound shipments, and outbound shipments belong to one FBO account.
Primary FBO	The row with `isPrimary: true`.	Created with the organization. One per organization. Pass it when the inventory belongs to you.
Product	`id` from List Products.	A catalog SKU. Shared. Not a piece in the vault.
Inventory item	`id`.	One physical piece of a product on one FBO account. It is readable once the inbound shipment is `accepted`.
Inbound line	`inventoryItemIds` on the line.	The accepted units of one product on an inbound shipment.
Alias	`aliasVaultId`.	A 7–20 digit id that resolves to the same FBO account at intake. Separate from `vaultId`.
Address	`id`.	A `return`, `billing`, or `alternate` location stored on the FBO account. The intake address is not one of these.
Insured ceiling	`maxInsuredValueCents`.	The account ceiling is on Get FBO Account. The organization has its own. Format is on Conventions.

Outbound destinations are sent on the shipment. They are not a stored address type.

Inventory status

Shipment statuses are on the inbound, transfer, and outbound lifecycles. Inventory has these:

Status	Meaning
`in_vault`	The item is readable on List Inventory.
`pending_transfer`	`fboAccountId` is still the source account. Journeys says this can be skipped.
`pending_outbound`	The outbound shipment is being prepared. That change sends no inventory webhook.
`shipped_out`	The item has left. Delivery stays on the outbound shipment.