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Adjustment
A price adjustment applied on a {@see BusinessDocumentLine} or on a whole {@see BusinessDocument} — inspired by UBL's `AllowanceCharge`.
AgingSummary
The accounts-receivable aging breakdown of a {@see Statement} : how much of the outstanding balance is still current versus overdue, split into the industry-standard buckets (current, 1–30, 31–60, 61–90, over 90 days).
AppliedEcoFee
The record of an {@see EcoFeeRule} applied on a {@see BusinessDocumentLine}, with the resulting amount — the audit trail answering *which rule, at what quantity, produced this fee*.
BusinessDocument
The common parent of the quote → purchase order → invoice cycle (and its neighbors: credit note, delivery note, receipt, statement).
BusinessDocumentLine
A single line of a {@see BusinessDocument} : the item sold, its quantity and price, the taxes and adjustments applying to it, and the resulting line totals.
CreditNote
A credit note (avoir) — corrects or cancels all or part of an {@see Invoice} already issued.
DebitNote
A debit note — the symmetric inverse of a {@see CreditNote} : it *increases* what a customer owes, correcting an {@see Invoice} that was billed too low (an under-charge, a forgotten line, an after-the-fact surcharge).
DeliveryLine
A single line of a {@see DeliveryNote} : how much of a given {@see BusinessDocumentLine} (identified by `position`) was actually delivered, as opposed to ordered or left in backorder.
DeliveryNote
A delivery note (bon de livraison) — attests the physical delivery of the goods of a {@see PurchaseOrder}.
DocumentTotals
The monetary summary of a {@see BusinessDocument} : total excluding tax, total tax, total including tax, amount already prepaid and balance due, plus the optional document-level allowance (discount) and charge totals.
EcoFeeRule
The calculation rule behind an environmental contribution (eco-fee) — e.g.
GoodsReceiptConfirmation
A goods-receipt confirmation — the buyer confirms having received the goods of a {@see DeliveryNote}, reporting per-line the quantity actually received and any discrepancy or damage.
GoodsReceiptLine
A single line of a {@see GoodsReceiptConfirmation} : how much of a given {@see DeliveryLine} (by `position`) the buyer actually received, versus what the delivery announced — the buyer-side counterpart of {@see DeliveryLine}.
Invoice
An invoice — the final billing document of the quote → purchase order → invoice cycle, issued once the goods or services have been delivered.
PaymentInstallment
A single scheduled payment within a {@see PaymentSchedule}.
PaymentReminder
The record of a payment reminder sent to (or planned for) the customer about an unpaid {@see PaymentInstallment} or {@see BusinessDocument}.
PaymentSchedule
A multi-installment payment plan attached to a {@see BusinessDocument} (e.g. "30% on order, 70% on delivery").
ProofOfDelivery
The confirmation that the goods of a {@see DeliveryNote} were received — who signed for them, when, and any discrepancy noted at that moment between what was delivered and what the recipient actually confirmed.
PurchaseOrder
A purchase order — the customer's confirmed commitment to buy, typically following the acceptance of a {@see Quote}.
Quote
A quote (estimate) offered to a customer ahead of an order.
Receipt
A receipt (reçu) — proof that a payment was received.
RemittanceAdvice
A remittance advice — the document a *payer* sends to the payee to detail a payment being (or about to be) made : which invoices it settles and the total amount remitted.
Statement
A statement (relevé de compte) — a periodic recap of the documents that moved an account's balance (quotes turned into orders, invoices, credit notes, receipts…), with an opening and a closing balance.
StatementEntry
A single line of a {@see Statement} : a document that moved the account's balance (a `Quote`, `PurchaseOrder`, `Invoice`, `CreditNote`, `Receipt`…), its amount, and the running balance after applying it.
TaxDetail
A single tax or environmental-contribution line applied on a {@see BusinessDocumentLine} or on a whole {@see BusinessDocument}.
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