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Punchout Setup Request - cXML Specification and Example

Alex Varchenko
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The Punchout Setup Request (POSR) is sent by BuyerQuest to the supplier Punchout site. This allows the user to access the supplier Punchout site.

Overview

The Punchout Setup Request consist of a Header and a Request.

 

Punchout Setup Request Header

The header contains identification and addressing information used to authenticate the Request.

Punchout Setup Request

The setup request contains information used to track documents and detect duplicate submissions.

Punchout Setup Request Example

Markup Copy

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!DOCTYPE cXML SYSTEM

"http://xml.cxml.org/schemas/cXML/1.2.014/cXML.dtd">

<cXML version="1.2.014" xml:lang="en-US" payloadID="1465499787.14128.1218@buyerquest.net" timestamp="2016- 06-09T19:16:27+00:00">

<Header>

<From>

<Credential domain="NetworkID">

<Identity>cXML ID of the organization submitting the request</Identity>

</Credential>

</From>

<To>

<Credential domain="DUNS">

<Identity>The supplier’s cXML ID</Identity>

</Credential>

</To>

<Sender>

<Credential domain="NetworkID">

<Identity>The supplier’s cXML ID</Identity>

<SharedSecret>The supplier’s shared secret</SharedSecret>

</Credential>

<UserAgent>Buyerquest Punchout WebClient</UserAgent>

</Sender>

</Header>

<Request>

<PunchOutSetupRequest operation="create">

<BuyerCookie>svfd2kg3l2fj0ejpajvalarin5</BuyerCookie>

<BrowserFormPost>

<URL>https://dev.buyerquest.net/exampleentity/punchoutclient/transac  tions/cxmlresponse/</URL>

</BrowserFormPost>

<SupplierSetup>

<URL>https://www.websiteforsupplierpunchout.com/eprocurement/handoff

.aspx</URL>

</SupplierSetup>

</PunchOutSetupRequest>

</Request>

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