Inventory

See records inventory.

A survey of records series prior to the development of schedules. Generally includes data such as series titles, inclusive dates, use, quantity, arrangement, duplication and other pertinent information.

A survey of agency records and nonrecord materials that is conducted primarily to develop retention schedules and also to identify various records management problems, such as improper applications of record-keeping technology.

a detailed accounting of all items within a specified location. Examples include but are not limited to: evidence in the evidence vault, evidence in the possession of an analyst, drug standards in the secure storage area for drug standards, contents of a container, etc.

Advertising space available for purchase on a website. Based on projections, inventory may be specified as number of impressions or as a share of voice. Also known as ad avail.

The term "inventory" refers to all telephone numbers distributed, assigned or allocated: To a service provider, or To a pooling administrator for the purpose of establishing or maintaining a thousands-block number pool (FCC 00-104, § 52.7 (j))