E-conomic data templates

When you configure the E-conomic target system service, you use the Entry text template and Payment message template settings to specify the data from Tungsten AP Essentials that you want to appear in the Text setting in E-conomic.

You specify the data templates using plain-text constants and variables enclosed in percent marks.

Constants - fixed values that you specify as text.
Variables - dynamic values that are determined by invoice data or system data. Variables are enclosed in percent characters (%).

To specify a variable for an invoice field, enclose the Type name of the field in percent characters (%).

A variable can also be preceded by:

# - to indicate that it is a system variable.
@ - to indicate that it is a history variable.
$ - to indicate that it is a metadata variable.

System variables

You can specify system variables to obtain the values of system variables in Tungsten AP Essentials.

#Appendices
#CreditInvoice
#BatchPrefix
#buyer.Type
#buyer.Name
#buyer.Id
#buyer.ExternalId
#buyer.Description
#buyer.TaxRegistrationNumber
#buyer.OrganizationNumber
#buyer.Street
#buyer.PostalCode
#buyer.City
#buyer.CountryName
#buyer.PaymentTerm
#buyer.PaymentMethod
#buyer.CurrencyCode
#buyer.BankAccounts
#Currency
#DateTime
#Description
#DocumentTypeSystemName
#ImageFile2
#NumberOfPagesFrontAndBack
#NumberOfInvoicePages
#NumberOfInvoicePagesFrontAndBack
#NumberOfAppendixPages
#NumberOfAppendixPagesFrontAndBack
#Pages
#Permalink
#ProfileName
#EndorserNumber
#Supplier
#Supplier.Description
#supplier.Type
#supplier.Name
#supplier.Id
#supplier.ExternalId
#supplier.TaxRegistrationNumber
#supplier.OrganizationNumber
#supplier.Street
#supplier.PostalCode
#supplier.City
#supplier.CountryName
#supplier.PaymentTerm
#supplier.PaymentMethod
#supplier.CurrencyCode
#supplier.BankAccounts

History variables

You can specify history variables to obtain the user or the date and time of a specific process. You construct a history variable using one of these formats:

@UserX
@DateX

Where:

User specifies that you want the user associated with the process.
Date specifies that you want the date the process occurred.
X specifies the numerical code of the process you want to return.

For example, %@Date0% returns the date a document was created. %@User0% returns the user name that created the document.

The default date format returned by the date variable is YYY-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.FFFFFFFZ. For example: 2021-02-28T14:46:21.1265774Z.

Process status	Numerical code
DocumentCreated	0
DocumentExtractionInProgress	30
DocumentExtractionSucceeded	40
DocumentPendingManualVerification	45
DocumentPendingCorrection	46
DocumentCorrectionFlowStarting	47
DocumentCorrectionFlowInProgress	48
DocumentCorrectionFlowDone	49
DocumentRejectedDuringVerification	50
DocumentRequestForInformationDuringVerification	55
DocumentManuallyVerified	60
DocumentPendingRegistration	61
DocumentRegistrationInProgress	62
DocumentRegistrationSucceeded	63
DocumentRegistrationFailed	64
DocumentPendingApproval	65
DocumentApprovalStarting	79
DocumentApprovalInProgress	66
DocumentApproved	67
DocumentApprovalSucceeded	68
DocumentApprovalRejected	69
DocumentRequestForInformation	70
DocumentPendingAllocation	71
DocumentPendingPost	74
DocumentPostInProgress	75
DocumentPostSucceeded	76
DocumentPostFailed	77
DocumentAssignedToUser	78
DocumentPendingBatchRegistration	80
DocumentPendingBatchPost	81
DocumentValidationFailed	82
DocumentPendingExport	90
DocumentExportPostponed	91
DocumentExportInProgress	95
DocumentExportFailed	99
DocumentExportSucceeded	100
DocumentSentToStorage	200
DocumentCommentAdded	201
LineItemExtractionUsed	202
DocumentFailed	900
DocumentDeleted	1000

Custom date formats

The default date format returned by the date variable is YYY-MM-ddTHH:mm:ss.FFFFFFFZ. For example: 2021-02-28T14:46:21.1265774Z.

If you use the Oracle Financials Cloud integration or the SAP S/4HANA Cloud ES integration, you can control the format of the date variable using standard date and time formats as well as custom formats. You specify the format of your choice by enclosing it in braces after the date variable, like this:

%@date0{yyyy-MM-dd}%

The date variable above would return 2021-02-28.

Metadata variables

You can specify these variables to obtain additional metadata from Tungsten AP Essentials that is not available in the variables above:

$WebEye.CustomerID
$WebEye.BatchID
$WebEye.OutputImageFormat
$WebEye.DocumentID
$ExternalId
$UploaderUserName
$OriginalFileName
$BatchTrackId
$ReceiveTime
$DocumentId
$VerifierUserName