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Public review of UBL 2.2 begins

The first public review of UBL 2.2, the successor to UBL 2.1 - ISO/IEC 19845:2015, begins February 1, 2017 and closes March 17, 2017:

https://www.oasis-open.org/news/announcements/ubl-v2-2-begins-45-day-public-review-ends-march-17th 

Last week the committee also announced the acceptance of new requirements for UBL 2.3.

Comments may be submitted to the TC by any person through the use of the OASIS TC Comment Facility at:

Business Document Naming and Design Rules Version 1.0 published

Today the OASIS Universal Business Language (UBL) Technical Committee announced a finalized work product and two public reviews of three new work products. UBL is used in transportation and in procurement by governments and companies:
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Universal_Business_Language

The finalized Business Document Naming and Design Rules Version 1.0 OASIS Standard dated 18 January 2017 was made public today at:

eSenders - UBL Expert for Luxembourg

In the scope of a new framework contract with the Publications Office of the European Union in Luxembourg, we are looking for an Expert eSenders-UBL.

 

Nature of the tasks:

 

To ensure efficient production and standardisation of its notices the Publications Office needs an expert to:

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UBL INVOICE issue

hello Team

My Client want to start UBL Invoice for customers . In our current  landscape we have XI since XI is global no changes are allowed so we have only option is to get XML UBL data through ECC . Now our query is is it possible to do UBL mapping thru ECC . Thanks for your quick reply.

Regards

Ash 

Half-day workshop on ISO/IEC 19845: Introduction to UBL - Introducción al UBL

Location: 
Orlando, Florida
Date: 
24 Apr 2017
Event Type: 
Training Class

Subset validation artefact creation service

Crane Softwrights Ltd. now offers a packaged service to create subset UBL schemas and other validation artefacts.  The publicly-available tools used by Crane are the same tools used by the UBL Technical Committee to create the validation artefacts in the UBL distribution.  Clients can use the public tools on their own or contract Crane to invoke the tools with a client's specification of their subset of UBL (accomplished using a shared online spreadsheet).  Details are found at the URL below.

Timeout importing xsd files from UBL 2.1 in SAP ECC6

Hello everyone,

We have currently problems importing the UBL2.1 xsd files into SAP ECC6 through transaction SPROXY.

I know recommendation by SAP is to use their EAI (XI, PI, PO) to make the mapping between sap structures and UBL structure but is there no possibility to import it directly into SAP backend system?

The problem is the processing time is very long and leads to timeout. Even when extending timeout, files are then loaded (after 1 hour) but the proxy transaction in SAP takes 20 minutes for each action.

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Seminar: UBL E-invoicing, a daily practice

Location: 
Utrecht, Netherlands
Date: 
7 Dec 2016
Event Type: 
Conference

Agreement on syntaxes complying with the forthcoming European standard (EN) on Electronic Invoicing

Thomas Fillis reports from Barcelona:

CEN/TC 434 unanimously agreed to endorse UBL and CII as the syntaxes complying with the forthcoming EN and to be listed in a specific CEN Technical Specification (TS). Once the EN and TS are published by CEN and referenced in the  Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU), contracting authorities and entities in the EU will have to receive and process electronic invoices which comply with the EN and any of the two syntaxes, in accordance with the provisions of Article 7 of Directive 2014/55/EU.

 

Another road-side advertisement citing UBL

Thanks to Tim for finding another photograph of a billboard in the Netherlands:

It complements the billboard photograph posted at:  http://ubl.xml.org/node/455

 

 

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