ubl:Catalogue

Specification identification
Identifies the specification of content and rules that apply to the transaction.

Fixed value: urn:fdc:peppol.eu:poacc:trns:catalogue:3:extended:urn:fdc:anskaffelser.no:2019:ehf:spec:3.0

Business process type identifier
Identifies the BII profile or business process context in which the transaction appears.

Fixed value: urn:fdc:anskaffelser.no:2019:ehf:postaward:g3:01:1.0

Catalogue identifier
An catalogue instance must contain an identifier. The identifier enables positive referencing the document instance for various purposes including referencing between transactions that are part of the same process.

Example value: Cat-02

Catalogue action code
Identifies how a received catalogue should be used against existing catalogue lines sent in previous catalogues, so that no discrepancies occur between the suppliers and customers information. Describes how to treat existing items, not part of the received catalogue and those that are included (unchanged, changed or deleted). Default action is to fully replace the source catalogue.

Example value: Add

Catalogue name
A name of the catalogue for general reference. E.g. "Christmas catalogue"

Example value: Spring Catalogue

Catalogue issue date
The date on which the catalogue instance was issued. Format = "YYYY-MM-DD"

Example value: 2018-05-31

Catalogue version
The version of the catalogue revision. The version ID is used to controll how a Catalogue transaction acts on existing lines that are not stated in the transactions. Should they be left alone or deleted. If Catalogue transaction is 'Replace' then action codes on the line have no relevance. All existing lines are deleted and the ones stated in the Catalogue transaction added. If Catalogue transaction is 'Update' then action codes on lines controll each line.

Example value: v2

Catalogue validity period
The period during which the content of the catalogue is valid and can be used for trade.

Contract reference
The identification of a contract.

Source Catalogue reference
The identification of a source catalogue

Catalogue provider
The party that sends the catalogue. The seller or a catalogue repository.

Catalogue receiver
The party to which the catalogue is sent. Buyer or a catalogue repository on his behalf.

Catalogue supplier
The party that provides the items specified in the catalogue.

Catalogue customer
The party who may order from the catalogue.

Trading terms

Catalogue line
Catalogue line content