Why does Fishbowl say "Integer UOM cannot have non-Integer Quantity:"?

You entered a decimal or fractional quantity for an item whose unit of measure only accepts whole numbers. Check your quantity entry and whether the item's UOM is correctly configured for your transaction.

Fishbowl Advanced error

Fishbowl: Integer UOM cannot have non-Integer Quantity

Error✕

Integer UOM cannot have non-Integer Quantity:

Simulated popup

InventoryInventory receipt, transfer, or adjustment dialog

What it means

Your item’s unit of measure (UOM)—like “pieces,” “each,” or “case”—is configured to accept only whole numbers. You entered a decimal quantity (e.g., 2.5 instead of 2 or 3), which conflicts with that constraint. This typically happens during inventory receipts, transfers, or adjustments.

What to check

Your quantity entry: does it have a decimal point or fractional value?
The item’s UOM setting: confirm it truly restricts to integers only.
Whether you need to round to a whole number or use a different UOM for this item that allows decimals.