Consumption schema

Consumption type: Consumption

The process whereby a certain amount or quantity of inventory, resources or product is utilized which likely lead to the need for some form of replenishment.

Header type: ConsumptionHeader

Line type: ConsumptionLine

ConsumptionLocation type: Location

Describes the line side shelf or retail shelf address and the route taken to move the items there. This is the location at which the items are consumed

The replacement for SiteLevel, the original, flattened concept of numbered, sibling site levels. Location is intended to capture all of the location information for a given, named location. This could include more than one location descriptor, such as a PostalAddress and the GPS Coordinates. Location can also be described relative to other locations, by including a "Proximal Location" (a location nearby or surrounding/containing this location). In this fashion, locations can be identified and cascaded, e.g., the top floor of The Forrester Building which is at 400 Tech Square, right next to the Acamai Building: top floor The Forrester Building 400 Tech Square Next to the Acamai Building or in Bin 21 on Shelf 4 at Row 3B in Building 19: Bin 31 Shelf 4 Row 3B Building 19 ...

Consumption extends: Noun

This is used to share a consumer's usage information about an item or product with the supplier of the item or product

Structure:
Elements:
Name Type Description
Header reference
Line reference

ConsumptionHeader
Structure:
Elements:
Name Type Description
ConsumptionDateTime DateTime

Datetime at which the item consumption is reported

ConsumptionLocation reference
DocumentId reference
DocumentReferences reference
Parties reference
Site Location

Identifies the organizational heirarchy of the location in which the items are delivered to.

The replacement for SiteLevel, the original, flattened concept of numbered, sibling site levels. Location is intended to capture all of the location information for a given, named location. This could include more than one location descriptor, such as a PostalAddress and the GPS Coordinates. Location can also be described relative to other locations, by including a "Proximal Location" (a location nearby or surrounding/containing this location). In this fashion, locations can be identified and cascaded, e.g., the top floor of The Forrester Building which is at 400 Tech Square, right next to the Acamai Building: top floor The Forrester Building 400 Tech Square Next to the Acamai Building or in Bin 21 on Shelf 4 at Row 3B in Building 19: Bin 31 Shelf 4 Row 3B Building 19 ...

UserArea reference

ConsumptionLine

This represents the detail lines of the consumption advice

Structure:
Elements:
Name Type Description
Charges reference
ConsumptionDateTime DateTime

This is the datetime at which hte quantity is consumed

ConsumptionLocation reference
Distribution reference

A distribution identifies how monetary amounts are distributed accross an organization.

DocumentReferences reference
FreightClass FreightClass

Classifies the items being consumed for transportation.

Qualifies goods for purposes of freight cost calculation. An example would the qualifications used by National Motor Freight Carriers. EXAMPLES National Motor Freight Carriers (NMFC) Class Code Based on an evaluation of density, stowability, ease of handling and liability, the commodities are grouped into one of 18 classes.

ItemQuantity Quantity

This is the reduction in on-hand quantity of acceptable items at the end of the current reporting period (for example, at the end of the day, or at point of sale) due to consumption of the items

A decimal value.

LineNumber LineNumber

Is the unique LineNumber of the Consumption.

Identifies the instance of a Line within a given document.

LotSerial reference
OrderItem reference

Provides information on the Orderable Item. When associated with an order like a Purchase Order, it identifies the item being ordered at the associated Line.

ShipUnitQuantity Quantity

This contains the quantity of units or things shipped. This represents the container(s), not the product shipped. An example of this is “4 truck loads” or “2 wooden crates”

A decimal value.

Site Location

Identifies the Site in which the items are delivered to,

The replacement for SiteLevel, the original, flattened concept of numbered, sibling site levels. Location is intended to capture all of the location information for a given, named location. This could include more than one location descriptor, such as a PostalAddress and the GPS Coordinates. Location can also be described relative to other locations, by including a "Proximal Location" (a location nearby or surrounding/containing this location). In this fashion, locations can be identified and cascaded, e.g., the top floor of The Forrester Building which is at 400 Tech Square, right next to the Acamai Building: top floor The Forrester Building 400 Tech Square Next to the Acamai Building or in Bin 21 on Shelf 4 at Row 3B in Building 19: Bin 31 Shelf 4 Row 3B Building 19 ...

UserArea reference

Noun Common Files