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Fixing pretty much every existing internal link.

Sometimes, it pays to RTFD
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### Owner: Group vs User
There are two types of owners in InvenTree: [groups](../../admin/permissions/#group) and [users](../../admin/permissions/#user).
There are two types of owners in InvenTree: [groups](../admin/permissions.md#group) and [users](../admin/permissions.md#user).
* If a group is selected as owner, **all** users linked to the specified group will be able to edit the stock location or item.
* If a user is selected as owner, only the specified user will be able to edit the stock location or item.
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To specify the owner of a stock location, navigate to the stock location detail page. Click on the <span class='fas fa-sitemap'></span> icon under the location's name then click on "Edit Location".
!!! warning
If you cannot see the <span class='fas fa-sitemap'></span> icon, it means that you do **not** have permissions to edit stock locations. Refer to [the permissions documentation](../../admin/permissions/#roles) and/or contact your InvenTree administrator.
If you cannot see the <span class='fas fa-sitemap'></span> icon, it means that you do **not** have permissions to edit stock locations. Refer to [the permissions documentation/../admin/permissions.md#roles) and/or contact your InvenTree administrator.
In the "Edit Stock Location" form, select the owner and click the "Submit" button:

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## Stock Item
A *Stock Item* is an actual instance of a [*Part*](../../part/part) item. It represents a physical quantity of the *Part* in a specific location.
A *Stock Item* is an actual instance of a [*Part*](../part/part.md) item. It represents a physical quantity of the *Part* in a specific location.
### Stock Item Details

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Stock items which are associated with a *trackable* part can have associated test data - this is particularly useful for tracking unit testing / commissioning / acceptance data against a serialized stock item.
The master "Part" record for the stock item can define multiple [test templates](../../part/test/), against which test data can be uploaded. Additionally, arbitrary test information can be assigned to the stock item.
The master "Part" record for the stock item can define multiple [test templates](../part/test.md), against which test data can be uploaded. Additionally, arbitrary test information can be assigned to the stock item.
!!! missing "TODO"
Include pictures of the Test Results tab
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### Automated Test Intgration
The stock item testing framework is especially useful when integrating with an automated acceptance testing framework. Test results can be uploaded using the [InvenTree API](../../extend/api/) or the [InvenTree Python Interface](../../extend/python/).
The stock item testing framework is especially useful when integrating with an automated acceptance testing framework. Test results can be uploaded using the [InvenTree API](../extend/api.md) or the [InvenTree Python Interface](../extend/python.md).
!!! info "Example"
You design and sell a temperature sensor which needs to be calibrated before it can be sold. An automated calibration tool sets the offset in the device, and uploads a test result to the InvenTree database.