Data Dictionary
CustomerType
Overview
The 'CustomerType' serves as a classification system for customers based on specific characteristics. This feature allows for the categorization of customers into various groups, such as Residential, Industrial, Agricultural, and more. Each customer type likely corresponds to distinct tax rules or considerations tailored to the nature of the customer's activities or demographics. Whether dealing with residential households, industrial businesses, or special categories like Senior Citizen or Lifeline recipients, the CustomerType functionality facilitates precise application of sales tax regulations, ensuring accurate and compliant tax calculations for diverse customer segments.
Primitive Type: integer
| Value | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Residential | Refers to customers with residential properties, typically individuals or households. |
| 02 | Industrial | Represents customers involved in industrial activities or businesses. |
| 03 | Agricultural | Indicates customers engaged in agricultural activities or businesses. |
| 04 | Manufacturing | Refers to customers involved in manufacturing processes or businesses. |
| 05 | Mobile Home - Residential | Specifies customers residing in mobile homes. |
| 06 | Commercial-High Peak Demand | Represents commercial customers with high peak energy demand. |
| 07 | Customer With Prescription | Indicates customers associated with prescription-related transactions. |
| 08 | Retail | Represents customers engaged in retail activities, such as selling goods directly to consumers. |
| 09 | Lifeline | Signifies customers eligible for lifeline assistance programs, often associated with essential services. |
| 10 | Senior Citizen | Refers to customers who are senior citizens. |
| 11 | Food-To Stay | Indicates customers involved in the food industry with services for dining on-site. |
| 99 | Default | A default or catch-all category for cases where a specific customer type is not explicitly defined or applicable. |