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Deal Documents

The list ITscope Deal Documents contains every document the connector exchanged with ITscope — what it sent and what came back —, as it was and newest first. When an order did not go as expected, both sides are here next to each other: the order that was sent and the answer to it.

Opening the Page

  • ITscope Orders (list and card) or ITscope Invoices → Deal Documents (filtered to the order)
  • Purchase order or posted purchase receipt → action group ITscope → ITscope Deal Documents
  • Search: ITscope Deal Documents

Fields

Field Meaning
Received At When the connector sent or received the document
Purchase Order No. The order the document belongs to
Document Type What kind of document it is — see below
Outgoing The connector sent the document rather than receiving it from ITscope
Deal ID The ITscope deal the document belongs to, where known
Transaction ID The ITscope transaction ID the document was fetched with
Processed The connector has already applied the document to the order
Size (Bytes) The size of the stored document
Processing Error Why the document could not be applied, if it could not

Document Types

Document type Content
Order (outgoing) The OpenTrans order the connector sent — with the ship-to address, on a drop shipment the end customer's
Send Response What ITscope answered to the order sent. On success it carries the new order number; on a rejection the OpenTrans rule the order broke — usually the whole fix already
Order Confirmation The distributor's confirmation (ORDERRESPONSE)
Dispatch Notification The dispatch advice with delivery note, tracking and serial numbers (DISPATCHNOTIFICATION)
Invoice The distributor's invoice data (INVOICE), credit memos included
Deal Query Result The raw answer of a status query. Not a business document, but the source of the transaction IDs — and the first thing to look at when a document cannot be fetched. The connector keeps only the newest one per order; empty answers are not stored

Action

Download Document downloads the document exactly as it was sent or received — for inspection in an XML editor.


Retention

The deal documents contain personal data — the order sent on a drop shipment, for example, the end customer's ship-to address. The table is therefore enabled for Business Central's retention policies (date field Received At). How long the documents stay is set there by your administration; the connector creates no policy itself.

Only the copies are deleted that way. What was confirmed, delivered and invoiced stays on the ITscope order and in the purchase documents. If a document is deleted while its order is still in the document feedback, that costs at most a second download — the connector recognizes what it has already applied. Deleting an ITscope order deletes its deal documents as well.

One thing does depend on the invoice document, though: the invoice PDF is requested from ITscope through its transaction ID. If the document has been deleted, Sync Documents Now on the ITscope order fetches it back; after that, the PDF can be retrieved again.