Inventory organizations B1 and M1 each have five unique physical separations of material inventory area, which are under locator control. Customer shippable goods are stored in the Finished Goods Inventory (FGI) storage are a. The raw material storage area is called Stores. B1 wants to transfer customer goods from one locator to another. Identify the transaction that will accomplish the transfer.

A Subinventory Transfer is used in Oracle Inventory to transfer items between locators or subinventories within the same inventory organization (B1). Since both locators belong to B1, executing a Subinventory Transfer moves the customer goods internally without creating inter-organization transaction overhead.

B: Direct interorganization transfer is used to move inventory between two different inventory organizations, not within the same organization. C: Account Alias Issue and Receipt is used to adjust inventory balances against an account alias, not for internal locator transfers. D: Miscellaneous Issue and Receipt is used to manually adjust inventory quantities in or out, not for moving material between locators. E: Interorganization transfer by way of intransit is used for transfers between different inventory organizations requiring intransit tracking.

Oracle EBS Inventory User's Guide, Release 12.2, Part No. E48850-09, Chapter 7 "Transfers and Moves", Section "Subinventory Transfers".