France (CII(CDAR)): Sender Party

You must include details about the Sender party.

You can be either the sender or receiver of the application response. This depends on whether you are the issuer or recipient of the invoice.

The sender can be a party like yourself (as a Buyer and Supplier) or an Accredited Platform (PAs) or the Portail Public de Facturation (PPF).

Elements

Use the SenderParty element to model this information:

NameCardinalityDescription
Sender Role Code (ApplicationResponse/SenderParty/UBLExtensions//SenderPartyExtension/PartyRoleCode)1..1The role code of the sender party.
Sender Electronic Address (EndpointID)0..1Identifies the Sender's electronic address to which the Lifecycle Document is delivered.
Sender Electronic Address Scheme ID (EndpointID/@schemeID)1..1The Scheme Identifier of the Sender's electronic address.
Sender Party (ApplicationResponse/SenderParty)1..1Groups the information about the Sender.
Sender Identification (ApplicationResponse/SenderParty/ID)1..1The Sender's ID.
Sender Identification Scheme ID (ApplicationResponse/SenderParty/ID @schemeID)1..1The scheme to which the Sender ID belongs.
Sender Name (ApplicationResponse/SenderParty/PartyName/Name)1..1The Sender's name.

Restrictions for Sender Role Code

Use the following Role Codes from the subset of the UNCL3035 code list:

CodeDescription
BYBuyer
DLFactor
SESeller
ABBuyer's Agent
SRSeller's Agent
PEPayee
PRPayer
IIInvoicer
IVInvoiced (Invoiced to, addressed to)
WKElectronic invoicing platform or operator (of the supplier/seller or the buyer)

Restrictions for Sender Electronic Address

For outbound Lifecycle messages, this information is mandatory.
For inbound Lifecycle messages, this information will only be received when the message is created by the counterpart and not by its PA.
Even if the SIREN number is provided as Sender Electronic Address, sue the scheme identifier 0225.
It is the default scheme ID to indicate French Continuous Transaction Control (FRCTC) electronic addresses.

Restrictions for SIREN Numbers

In France, generally the SIREN numbers are used to identify parties in B2B invoices. If you use the SIREN number, you must specify 0002 in the Sender Identification Scheme ID attribute.

Example

<ubl:ApplicationResponse>
    <!-- code omitted for clarity -->
    <cac:SenderParty>
        <cec:UBLExtensions>
            <cec:UBLExtension>
                <cec:ExtensionContent>
                    <vrbl:SenderPartyExtension>
                        <vrbl:PartyRoleCode>WK</vrbl:PartyRoleCode>
                    </vrbl:SenderPartyExtension>
                </cec:ExtensionContent>
            </cec:UBLExtension>
        </cec:UBLExtensions>
        <cbc:EndpointID schemeID="0225">100000009_STATUTS</cbc:EndpointID>
        <cac:PartyIdentification>
            <cbc:ID schemeID="0002">200000008</cbc:ID>
        </cac:PartyIdentification>
        <cac:PartyName>
            <cbc:Name>Sender A</cbc:Name>
        </cac:PartyName>
    </cac:SenderParty>
    <!-- code omitted for clarity -->
</ubl:ApplicationResponse>