What dimension represents goods or services purchased from a vendor?

The dimension that represents goods or services purchased from a vendor is the Item. In the context of Sage Intacct, Items refer to the specific products or services that a company acquires from its vendors. This includes tangible goods, such as inventory items, and intangible services, such as consulting or maintenance services.

Using the Item dimension allows businesses to track and manage their purchases more effectively. When an organization enters a purchase order or an invoice, each line item typically references an Item that specifies what exactly is being ordered or acquired. This granularity helps in inventory management, expense tracking, and financial reporting.

The other dimensions like Order, Vendor, and Category pertain to different aspects of the purchasing process. For example, while Vendor identifies who the goods or services are purchased from, and Category might classify the type of Items for reporting purposes, it is the Item dimension that specifically denotes what those goods or services are. Therefore, focusing on the Item dimension is crucial for understanding and managing purchasing activities in Sage Intacct.