Version 2 - 06/17/2009 Based on (and inherits from) the ACSA WarehouseInvoice schema located at http://www.cottonxml.com/XMLSchemas/WarehouseInvoice.xsd The warehouse invoice type represents an invoice for charges related to shipment of cotton stored at a particular warehouse Shipment info associated with this warehouse invoice. Any credit already applied on the invoice. Description of the credit. The type of credit: "Item Credit" or "Cash Payment". The amount of the credit. Any warehouse charges that are associated with the shipment such as receiving, storage, and loading. The order number assigned to the shipment by the shipper (a.k.a. Shipper's Order Number) The date of the shipment. The mark assigned to the shipment by the merchant. The number of bales on the shipment. The TruckerID assigned to the shipment by the warehouse. The name of the trucking company assigned to the shipment by the warehouse. The date the shipment was scheduled to ship. The date at which storage stopped accumulating for the bales. The date on which the bales were made ready for shipment. Specifies which loading dock the shipment can be picked up at. Any additional attributes of the shipment. The destination of the shipment. Description of the Miscellaneous info. Value of the Miscellaneous info. The storage recap represents a summary of how long bales were in storage at the warehouse and at what rate they were there for The different items associated with the charge. A description of each tariff charge on the invoice. ID assigned by the warehouse to this particular charge type. Description of the unit of measure for this particular charge type. The number of chargeable units. Differs from Quantity for storage-type charges, when Quantity is simply the number of bales (according to ACSA's definition). This times CostPerUnit will always equal the Total. The dollar amount charge per chargeable unit. Will match the warehouse's published tariff. Differs from UnitCost for storage-type charges, when UnitCost is simply the Total divided by the number of bales (according to ACSA's definition), which may not be recognizable. This times NumberOfUnits will always equal the Total.