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[IMP] purchase: THD feedback about UBL format & alternative upload
closes #13310 Signed-off-by: Samuel Lieber (sali) <sali@odoo.com>
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into another Odoo database, removing the need for manual entry of products, quantities, prices, and
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other key information.
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The workflow in this document describes how buyers and sellers exchange data directly between their
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Odoo databases. As an alternative, sellers can receive a PDF version of the request for quotation
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(RFQ) by email and :ref:`upload it directly in their Sales dashboard
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<purchase/advanced/rfq-upload>`. **This method is simpler** but does not use the XML-based exchange
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described in the document.
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.. note::
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Exported XMLs follow the `Order-X schema <https://fnfe-mpe.org/factur-x/order-x/>`_, a standard
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commonly used in European countries. When exchanging data between two Odoo databases, this schema
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remains compatible.
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Exported XMLs follow the `UBL schema
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<https://docs.peppol.eu/poacc/upgrade-3 8000 /syntax/Order/tree/>`_. When exchanging data between two
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Odoo databases, this schema remains compatible.
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However, implementing custom developments for software that does not support the Order-X schema
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may introduce additional complexity.
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However, implementing custom developments for software that does not support the UBL schema may
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introduce additional complexity.
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Roles and configuration
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=======================
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Buyer database
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The buyer database is responsible for creating and confirming purchase orders. Prerequisites include
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:ref:`installing <general/install>` the **Purchase** app and adding vendors (the sellers in this
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workflow) as :doc:`portal users <../../../general/users/portal>`.
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The buyer database is responsible for creating and confirming purchase orders. Prerequisites
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include:
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#. (required) :ref:`installing <general/install>` the **Purchase** app
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#. (optional) adding vendors (the sellers in this workflow) as :doc:`portal users
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<../../../general/users/portal>`.
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Seller database
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To begin, the buyer (in their database) navigates to the :menuselection:`Purchase` app to create a
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request for quotation (RFQ).
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:abbr:`RFQ (request for quotation)`.
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Set the :guilabel:`Vendor` to the portal user representing the seller, and :guilabel:`Confirm` the
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:abbr:`RFQ (request for quotation)`. Doing so converts it into a :doc:`purchase order
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.. example::
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:download:`XML file <edi/P00017.xml>` for PO00017
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.. _purchase/advanced/rfq-upload:
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Upload file
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