Documentation for Standards for Technology in Automotive Retail
Definition Type: Element
Name: TransportationTerm
Namespace: http://www.openapplications.org/oagis/9
Type: oagis:TransportationTermType
Containing Schema: Components.xsd
Abstract
Documentation:
When a seller ships something via common to a buyer in accordance with the Uniform Commerical Code and international legal agreements, you must specify a particular "phrase" that states who assumes the risk of shipment, who is responsible for loading and unloading the goods, where ownership or title to the goods passes, who paid or pays the carrirer, etc. Examples of these "phrases" include: - "FOB Origin Prepaid and Add" (Free On Board - no cost for loading, title passes at seller's dock, seller prepaid freight cost and delivery insurance, seller will freight costs to cost of goods) - "FOB Destination" or "FOB Destination Prepaid" (Free On Board - no cost for loading, title passes at buyer's dock, seller prepaid freight cost and delivery insurance) In software applications, this phrase is commonly split into two coded pieces, a "legal terms" risk and responsibility component for use with common carriers (FOB Destination) and some kind of qualifying component (Prepaid and Add).
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Drilldown into Note in schema fields_xsd1 Drilldown into Description in schema fields_xsd1 Drilldown into FreeFormTextGroup in schema meta_xsd1 Drilldown into FreightTermCode in schema fields_xsd1 Drilldown into PlaceOfOwnershipTransferLocation in schema components_xsd1 Drilldown into IncotermsCode in schema fields_xsd1 Drilldown into TransportationTermType in schema components_xsd1XSD Diagram of TransportationTerm in schema components_xsd1 (Standards for Technology in Automotive Retail)
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<xsd:element name="TransportationTerm" type="TransportationTermType">
    <xsd:annotation>
        <xsd:documentation source="http://www.openapplications.org/oagis/9">
            When a seller ships something via common to a buyer in accordance with the Uniform
            Commerical Code and international legal agreements, you must specify a particular
            "phrase" that states who assumes the risk of shipment, who is responsible for loading
            and unloading the goods, where ownership or title to the goods passes, who paid or pays
            the carrirer, etc. Examples of these "phrases" include: - "FOB Origin Prepaid and Add"
            (Free On Board - no cost for loading, title passes at seller's dock, seller prepaid
            freight cost and delivery insurance, seller will freight costs to cost of goods) - "FOB
            Destination" or "FOB Destination Prepaid" (Free On Board - no cost for loading, title
            passes at buyer's dock, seller prepaid freight cost and delivery insurance) In software
            applications, this phrase is commonly split into two coded pieces, a "legal terms" risk
            and responsibility component for use with common carriers (FOB Destination) and some
            kind of qualifying component (Prepaid and Add).
         </xsd:documentation>
    </xsd:annotation>
</xsd:element>
Collapse Child Elements:
Name Type Min Occurs Max Occurs
IncotermsCode oagis:IncotermsCode 0 (1)
PlaceOfOwnershipTransferLocation oagis:PlaceOfOwnershipTransferLocation 0 (1)
FreightTermCode oagis:FreightTermCode 0 (1)
Description oagis:Description 0 unbounded
Note oagis:Note 0 unbounded
<xs:group> oagis:FreeFormTextGroup 0 (1)
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Documentation for Standards for Technology in Automotive Retail

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