When are items displayed as not committed during a fulfillment transaction?

Items are displayed as not committed during a fulfillment transaction when they are not allocated to a specific order or are in a state where they cannot fulfill that order. This means that the inventory is available but not yet assigned to a customer order. In other words, these items have not been designated (or committed) for specific sales or fulfillment, so they remain as available stock.

This situation can occur for various reasons, such as when the items are on hand but the sales order associated with them has not been processed, or if there are internal processes preventing the allocation of these items to an order. Understanding the concept of item commitment is crucial for inventory management and sales fulfillment, as it indicates which stock is available to fulfill customer demands versus stock that has already been committed to orders.