BR-62 to BR-65: scheme identifiers on addresses and item identifiers
Four rules with one shape. An identifier on its own is ambiguous, so the catalogue requires a scheme identifier alongside the Seller electronic address (BT-34), the Buyer electronic address (BT-49), the Item standard identifier (BT-157) and the Item classification identifier (BT-158). The value itself is not checked here. Which list the scheme identifier must come from is checked by the code list rules.
BR-62
The Seller electronic address (BT-34) shall have a Scheme identifier.
- Severity
- Rejects the invoice
- Applies to
- CII, UBL
- Family
- BR
- BT-34
BR-63
The Buyer electronic address (BT-49) shall have a Scheme identifier.
- Severity
- Rejects the invoice
- Applies to
- CII, UBL
- Family
- BR
- BT-49
BR-64
The Item standard identifier (BT-157) shall have a Scheme identifier.
- Severity
- Rejects the invoice
- Applies to
- CII, UBL
- Family
- BR
- BT-157
BR-65
The Item classification identifier (BT-158) shall have a Scheme identifier.
- Severity
- Rejects the invoice
- Applies to
- CII, UBL
- Family
- BR
- BT-158
About the BR family
Core invoice rules. These govern the fields every EN 16931 invoice must carry, regardless of VAT treatment or country.
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