Code Description AA
Ball
AB
Bulk Pack
AC
Acre
AD
Bytes
AE
Amperes per Meter
AF
Centigram
AG
Angstrom
AH
Additional Minutes
AI
Average Minutes Per Call
AJ
Cop
AK
Fathom
AL
Access Lines
AM
Ampoule
AN
Minutes or Messages
AO
Ampere-turn
AP
Aluminum Pounds Only
AQ
Anti-hemophilic Factor (AHF) Units
AR
Suppository
AS
Assortment
AT
Atmosphere
AU
Ocular Insert System
AV
Capsule
AW
Powder-Filled Vials
AX
Twenty
AY
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Catalogs files containing a suppliers products can be loaded into many eProcurement systems to allow employees to shop from the catalog from within the eProcurement system.
File Formats CSV CIF (Catalog Interchange Format) cXML Index
OCI 5 JSON
BMEcat
EDIFACT PRICAT
EDI X12 832 Price/Sales Catalog
Transmission Methods Email
HTTP(S)
FTP / FTPS / SFTP
Considerations Product images - image URL’s are most commonly used but an archive of image files may be utilized
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Overview CIF (Catalog Interchange Format) was developed by Ariba as a file format for catalog files. The file format builds on the CSV file format by adding a header/footer and standardizing column headings.
CIF_I_V3.0 <catalog attributes> DATA <catalog items> ENDOFDATA Header The CIF file header contains attributes that define how the body of the file should processed.
The first line of the header should contain the CIF file signature and version number in the following format: CIF_I_V<version>.
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Overview CSV catalog files are a popular method of providing buyers with product information and pricing. Typically, the supplier is responsible for exporting their product information into a CSV format, transmitting it to the buyer, and the buyer is responsible for importing the catalog into their eProcurement system. CSV catalogs can be suitable for use with smaller catalogs, where pricing changes infrequently, and the catalog does not contain configurable items.
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UNUOM Revision 9 (2014) Show Notes Code Description Notes 05
lift
06
small spray
08
heat lot
10
group
A unit of count defining the number of groups (group: set of items classified together).
11
outfit
A unit of count defining the number of outfits (outfit: a complete set of equipment / materials / objects used for a specific purpose).
13
ration
A unit of count defining the number of rations (ration: a single portion of provisions).
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