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BR-CL-07:Object identifier scheme MUST be from UNTDID 1153

An Object Identifier scheme is not a valid UNTDID 1153 code. This identifies what type of reference the object ID represents.

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Auto-fix: Map common reference types to UNTDID 1153 codes. Can often derive from context or default to common schemes.

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Why This Error Matters

Invoice rejected. Object references must use standard scheme identifiers.

How to Fix It

1

Identify the document reference

Locate the AdditionalDocumentReference element with an invalid schemeID

2

Use UNTDID 1153 code

Replace the schemeID with a valid code like IV (invoice), ON (order number), CT (contract), DQ (delivery note)

Before & After Fix(BR-CL-07)

Before (Invalid)
<cac:AdditionalDocumentReference>
  <cbc:ID schemeID="CUSTOM">12345</cbc:ID>
</cac:AdditionalDocumentReference>
After (Valid)
<cac:AdditionalDocumentReference>
  <cbc:ID schemeID="IV">12345</cbc:ID>
</cac:AdditionalDocumentReference>

Compare the invalid XML structure with the corrected version. The fix ensures compliance with validation rules.

Technical Details

XPath: //cac:AdditionalDocumentReference/cbc:ID/@schemeID

Common Causes

  • Object identifier scheme not from UNTDID 1153
  • Invalid schemeID on AdditionalDocumentReference
  • Custom document type scheme used
  • SchemeID contains description instead of code
  • Legacy document reference scheme not mapped

Frequently Asked Questions

The schemeID attribute on an AdditionalDocumentReference/ID element is not a valid UNTDID 1153 code.
Replace the schemeID with a valid UNTDID 1153 code. Common codes include IV (invoice), ON (order number), CT (contract number), DQ (delivery note number).
Yes, BR-CL-07 is a critical error that will cause invoice rejection. The object identifier scheme must use standardized codes.
Yes, many instances can be automatically fixed by mapping common reference types to their UNTDID 1153 equivalents.

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Last updated: 16 January 2026

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