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BR-CL-26 Delivery location scheme must come from ISO 6523 ICD

The deliver-to location identifier scheme identifier (BT-71-1) must belong to the ISO 6523 ICD code list.

BT-71 identifies the place of delivery, for example a store, a warehouse or a construction site. The rule checks cac:Delivery/cac:DeliveryLocation/cbc:ID/@schemeID in UBL and ram:ShipToTradeParty/ram:GlobalID/@schemeID in CII. It fails when a retail or logistics system writes "GLN" as the scheme, or uses an internal label such as "STORE" as the scheme of a branch number. Example: a delivery to a store with the GLN 4098765000003 uses schemeID="0088"; the delivery address itself belongs in BG-15.

Solution

Set the schemeID of BT-71 to a valid ISO 6523 ICD code, usually 0088 for a GS1 Global Location Number (GLN). If the delivery location only has an internal number, such as a store or warehouse number, send it without a scheme identifier.

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Valid Examples

BT-71-1 = 0088 — GLN of the delivery location
BT-71 = internal store number without a scheme identifier

Invalid Examples

BT-71-1 = GLN — name instead of ICD code 0088
BT-71-1 = STORE — internal label, not an ICD code

Code Examples

Valid XML

<cac:Delivery>
  <cac:DeliveryLocation>
    <cbc:ID schemeID="0088">4098765000003</cbc:ID>
  </cac:DeliveryLocation>
</cac:Delivery>

Invalid XML

<cac:Delivery>
  <cac:DeliveryLocation>
    <cbc:ID schemeID="GLN">4098765000003</cbc:ID>
  </cac:DeliveryLocation>
</cac:Delivery>

Affected Fields

BT-71-1 Deliver-to location identifier scheme identifier

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