Operations in a QAD application database can be stored in separate, logical partitions—called domains—in a single database. Each domain represents a separate business unit, and all the entities in a domain share the same base currency and chart of accounts. Each domain has a distinct configuration for manufacturing, distribution, warehousing, services, and financials. QAD Warehousing can be used with multiple domains/databases and fully supports all cross-domain features. However, none of the warehousing activities themselves span across domains. You should set up QAD Warehousing in each domain where you plan to implement it.