TTGL Bookings Export CSV Format

Format Description

PDF Version

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Name

Type

Comment

1

Receipt No.

char - 50

2

Receipt Date

date

3

Booking Date

date

4

Booking Period

char - 4

5

Company Code

char - 255

6

Contract Type

char - 10

MM, LD, etc

7

Contract Sub Type

char - 255

Abbreviation of contract subtypes as they appear in Coupa Treasury

8

Contract ID

integer

Contract ID in Coupa Treasury

9

Flow Type

char - 5

Long or Short

10

Type

char - 255

Start, End, Interest, Tax, Rebooking, Accrued interest, Special disbursement, Special repayment, or Principal

11

Flow Direction

char - 1

+ or -

12

Amount

decimal

Absolute values only, line 11 defines whether it is a negative or positive amount

13

Currency

char - 3

ISO code for the currency

14

Start Date

date

15

End Date

date

16

Value Date

date

17

Counterparty Short

char - 50

18

Counterparty Country

char - 2

ISO code for country

19

Counterparty Internal/External

char - 8

Internal or External

20

Underlying

char - 50

21

Add Text

char - 255

22

Account Debit

char - 255

Bookings account in Coupa Treasury

23

Account Credit

char - 255

Bookings account in Coupa Treasury

24

Rate

decimal

25

Reciprocal

decimal

26

Counter Value HW

decimal

Export Function

The export generates an ASCII formatted text file. Configure the file extension and prefixes on System > System Settings > System Settings.

The exported file contains contract data for interface with an ERP system.

Bookings originate from various financial instruments in Coupa Treasury:

  • Money market

  • Long-term loans

  • FX deals

  • Collaterals

  • FRAs

  • Letters of credit

  • Credit lines

  • FX options

  • Securities

  • Interest payments

The file may also contain maturities, valuations, accruals, and deferrals.

Format Rules

The file does not contain any headers or format descriptions.

Each row in the file contains exactly one data set:

  • ASCII Code 13: carriage return denotes the end of a data set.

  • ASCII Code 10: new line denotes the end of a data set.

The field delimiter is the semicolon (;).

For decimal values, the period (.) is the decimal separator.

For integer values, there are no thousands or decimal separators.

For text values, there are no quotation marks. The char value is the maximum number of characters for that field.

Days and months are always 2-digit values and years are 4-digit values. There are no date separators and the date sequence is ymd.

Example Data Set

1;20090519;20090519;05;001;Staffel;TWAG-ABN-USD;9;Long;Zinsen;+;001;

USD;20090512;20090512;20090512;AMRODeu;DE;Extern;;;;;0;0;0