ISO/TS 17451-2:2017 パッケージング—家庭用品および私物の出荷のための在庫の内容の体系化—パート2：在庫データの電子送信のためのXMLメッセージング構造 | ページ 2

Foreword

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This document was prepared by Technical Committee ISO/TC 122, Packaging.

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Introduction

This document provides a standard format, which enables household goods movers and forwarders, to exchange shipment related information with each other and with other industry stakeholders in language, software and hardware agnostic format – XML.

When used with ISO 17451-1, which provides the international moving industry with a common codified language, this document will enable users to communicate this information regardless of their language of choice and, as a result, promote transparency and visibility for these shipments. A secondary motivation for the development of this document is to encourage standardization and, in turn, efficiency within the industry.

The layout of the proposed electronic shipment XML is governed by an XML schema document, Inventory XSD.

1 Scope

This document specifies a common XML structure for the transmission of inventory information for shipments of household goods and personal effects between moving companies and their external partners. The Inventory XSD defined in Clause 5 specifies the XML structure to be used.

Each XML document corresponds to one shipment carried by land, sea or air.

2 Normative references

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3 Terms and definitions

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