Model Table CUSTOMER INVOICE

This model fact represents customer invoices and it is based on the fact FACT_CUSTOMER_INVOICE in IFS Cloud. All models that refer to this table will have the attributes and hierarchies as described below.

Natural parent is company, i.e. each company has its own set of customer invoices.

Attributes

Attribute Description (where applicable)
Customer InvoiceDefined as COMPANY_KEY + ' - ' + INVOICE_ID_KEY
Customer Invoice CompanyThe natural parent, company (COMPANY_KEY)
Customer Invoice NoThe invoice number (INVOICE_NO). Internal Leap number
Customer Invoice Series IdCode of invoice series
Customer Invoice StateThe invoice state (client value)
Invoice IdThe invoice state (client value)

Measures

Aggregation of measures is based on SUM if not explicitly noted.

This section describes the basic measures in the cube. These are either measures defined in the core Information Source, in the model itself or in the ETL process. The columns have the following meaning:

Measure Calculated Y/N Contains Time Intelligence Y/N Definition/Note (where applicable) Aggregation Type Hidden Y/N Tabular Expression
Count CO CreditNYSumN COUNTROWS('CUSTOMER INVOICE')
Count Cust InvN NSumNCOUNTROWS('CUSTOMER INVOICE')
Deduction Amount Cust InvN YSumNSUM([DEDUCTION_AMOUNT])
Disc Amount Cust InvNYSum NSUM([DISC_AMOUNT])
Gross Amount Cust Inv NYSumN SUM([GROSS_AMOUNT])
Gross Amount DOM Cust Inv NYSumN SUM([GROSS_AMOUNT_DOM])
Net Amount CO Credit RC YYReporting Currency calculationSum NSUMX('CUSTOMER INVOICE', DIVIDE([REP_CURR_NET_AMOUNT], [Currency Rate]))
Net Amount Cust Inv RCY YReporting Currency calculationSumN SUMX('CUSTOMER INVOICE', DIVIDE([REP_CURR_NET_AMOUNT], [Currency Rate]))
Net Amount DOM Cust InvNY SumNSUM([NET_AMOUNT_DOM])
Net Amount in Base Curr CO CreditNY SumNSUM([NET_AMOUNT])
Net Amount in Base Curr Cust InvNNSum NSUM([NET_AMOUNT])
Open Amount Cust Inv NYSumN SUM([OPEN_AMOUNT])
Open Amount DOM Cust Inv NYSumN SUM([OPEN_AMOUNT_DOM])
VAT Amount Cust Inv NYSumNSUM([VAT_AMOUNT])
VAT Amount DOM Cust InvNYSum NSUM([VAT_AMOUNT_DOM])

Time Intelligence Measures

Time based measures are calculated in the cube with respect to other measures. The table below defines the meaning/definition of  the different time measures. These measures need to be used with a specific time dimension hierarchy [REPORTING_DATE].[RepDateMFHy].

Measure Meaning
YTD Aggregated value for current month in current  year. E.g. for period 202010 Ytd represents sum of periods 202000-202010.
R12 For a given period, the sum all months from one year back up to the previous month. E.g. Rolling 12 for 202010 is the sum of months 201910 - 202009
PY Previous Year
The value of the corresponding month one year back. E.g. for month 202010, the value of month 201910.
YTD PY Year to Date Previous Year
Aggregated value for corresponding month one year back. E.g. for month 202010 YTD Previous Year represents sum of months 201901-201910.
R12 PY Rolling 12 (completed) Months Previous Year
For a given month, first going one year back, then taking the sum of all months from one (more) year back up to the previous month. E.g. for month 202010 the sum of month 201810-201909
Avg XXX Ytd Sum XXX YTD/Count XXX YTD
Avg XXX R12 Sum XXX R12/Count XXX R12
XXX % YTD Count XXX YTD/Count YYY YTD
XXX % R12 Count XXX R12/Count XXX R12

USED BY MODEL(S)

Model Name Product Area
SalesSupply Chain

Data source Information

The data source for this object is defined using IFS Developer Tool. The data source contains a number of transformations where the model reads data from the last step, i.e. the Data source view name (DW Source View Name).

Additional information can be found in the IFS cloud documentation of Information Sources.

Model Table DW Source view (SQL Server) BI Access View Referenced Information Source Recommended Access Type
CUSTOMER INVOICEFACT_CUSTOMER_INVOICE_TM FACT_CUSTOMER_INVOICE_BIFACT_CUSTOMER_INVOICEData Mart

SPECIAL INFO

This fact supports Reporting Date, i.e. a time dimension that can be used to when doing cross product/module reporting. This date is also used when finding the currency rate for calculation of reporting currency amounts.