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Re: [ubl] Initial 2.0 draft model spreadsheets - Invoice, Credit Note (Procurement)

  • 1.  Re: [ubl] Initial 2.0 draft model spreadsheets - Invoice, Credit Note (Procurement)

    Posted 07-18-2005 12:53
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    Subject: Re: [ubl] Initial 2.0 draft model spreadsheets - Invoice, Credit Note (Procurement)


    Apologies:
    It seems I misunderstood the methodology we are using
    here. The intention was that we document the updates in
    UML rather than record them first with the spreadsheets.
    
    I've therefore let things slip a bit but here are the changes
    I'd propose we incorporate into the UML models for the
    Invoice and Credit Note (the spreadsheet changes should
    have followed this):
    
    Ref                 Proposed UML Change (2005-07-17 sdg)
    7                       Add BaseAmount to AllowanceCharge
    20                     Add DeliveryContact to Delivery (0..1)
    53                     Add GUID to InvoiceLine
    18                     Add Name to Item
    4                       Add DeliveryTerms to InvoiceLine
    47                     Add ContractDocumentReference to Invoice/CreditNote
    
    Issues:
    
    Ref
    
    11                     InstructionID   in Payment
                    Should name be PaymentInstructionID or InstructionID ?
    
    3                       InvoicedPeriod  in Invoice and CreditNote
                    Should it be InvoicingPeriod or InvoicedPeriod ?
    
    85                     TaxPointDate in InvoiceLine
                    Should it be after the ASBIEs for better backwards
    compatibility?
    
    18                     Name in Item
                    Should this BBIE be added after ASBIEs ?
    
    There are of course other changes to add to these which
    I've not been able to adequately define as yet (Pacific TC meeting?)
    
    
    All the best
    
    Steve