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SocialFactoringUpload

One FactoJson file uploaded to SozialFactoring, and what they answered.

type SocialFactoringUpload {
error: String
id: SocialFactoringUploadID!
invoiceNumbers: [String!]!
senderInstitutionCode: InstitutionCode!
sentBy: Employee
state: SocialFactoringUploadState!
validationErrors: [String!]!
}

Fields​

SocialFactoringUpload.error ● String scalar​

Why the file never reached SozialFactoring, as the backend recorded it: a technical message in English, such as a missing configuration property or the error SozialFactoring's server answered with. null unless state is FAILED.

SocialFactoringUpload.id ● SocialFactoringUploadID! non-null scalar​

Unique identifier of the upload.

SocialFactoringUpload.invoiceNumbers ● [String!]! non-null scalar​

The numbers of the invoices the file carried. SozialFactoring's validationErrors name invoices by these numbers.

SocialFactoringUpload.senderInstitutionCode ● InstitutionCode! non-null scalar​

The übermittelnde IK the file was sent under. A park billing two service areas uploads one file per IK.

SocialFactoringUpload.sentBy ● Employee object​

The employee who sent the file. A WITHDRAWN file was withdrawn by the same transmission, and so by the same employee.

null for an upload recorded before the employee was stored, or sent by a user who is not an employee.

SocialFactoringUpload.state ● SocialFactoringUploadState! non-null enum​

What became of the file.

SocialFactoringUpload.validationErrors ● [String!]! non-null scalar​

SozialFactoring's reasons for refusing the file, in their German wording. Empty unless state is REJECTED.

Member Of​

SocialFactoringInvoiceTransmission object ● SocialFactoringTransmission object ● TransmitToSocialFactoringPayload object