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12.5.4 Other input or output formats<br />

Apart from the yellow<strong>bill</strong> Invoice format, PostFinance also supports the<br />

SAP IDoc Invoice and EDIFACT formats (link to GS1-Standard invoice 01B,<br />

Ideal Invoice).<br />

The naming convention of the <strong>bill</strong> data in EDIFACT format is:<br />

.EAI.EDI<br />

The naming convention of the <strong>bill</strong> data in SAP IDoc format is:<br />

.EAI.XML<br />

12.5.5 Bill detail (PDF)<br />

Data for the <strong>bill</strong> presentment module may be uploaded by the <strong>bill</strong>er as<br />

a separate PDF file or attached to the yellow<strong>bill</strong> Invoice as an annex.<br />

Another option is to ask PostFinance to create the <strong>bill</strong> details (see section 8).<br />

12.5.6 Other <strong>bill</strong> formats<br />

If the structured data are not supplied in yellow<strong>bill</strong> Invoice or another<br />

format supported by PostFinance, they can be converted by PostFinance.<br />

This means that data can be delivered in any format of choice, provided<br />

that they are in machine-readable form. The data format and feasibility of<br />

data conversion have to be checked in each case.<br />

12.5.7 swissDIGIN (swiss digital invoice)<br />

Under the leadership of the Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz (University<br />

of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland), eight large Swiss companies<br />

and the main e-<strong>bill</strong> service providers standardized their electronic <strong>bill</strong><br />

content requirements and documented them in the swissDIGIN standard.<br />

The requirements of the federal tax authorities were also taken into consideration.<br />

However, swissDIGIN does not constitute a technical invoice<br />

format. The standard, which is not specific to any particular industry, was<br />

officially adopted at the end of November 2004 and aims to promote<br />

electronic <strong>bill</strong> exchange between companies in Switzerland. These activities<br />

are supported by the Commission for Technology and Innovation (CTI) of<br />

the Swiss Federal Office for Professional Education and Technology (OPET).<br />

It has also been approved as an associated eGovernment standard by the<br />

association for support and development eCH.<br />

The documentation may be downloaded from w ww.swissdigin.ch. The<br />

swissDIGIN partners promote the exchange of information, maintenance and<br />

dissemination of the standard on the swissDIGIN forum.<br />

<strong>Manual</strong> E-<strong>bill</strong> Version October 2010 51/64

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