Flows
Set up the example and send the request
Main story · The customer keeps the prepared example or picks the other industry, gets the STS label and sends the request to the three suppliers.
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1 The prepared example
Presenter’s controlSetup
Prepared example · Lithium-ion batteries
Industry and companiesFive inputs, nothing else by handIndustryLithium-ion batteriesFood packagingAnother industry…The two prepared industries need no AI; another is generated, if time allows.Originating company ID · QuillaraLithiumOriginating company ID · BrisemontRefiningOriginating company ID · FerrovaneFreightOriginating company ID · VelmoraBatteryWorksEach ID is the prefix urn:pact:company:customcode:buyer-assigned: and the code. Setup issues them; they are never typed.
A change starts the walkthrough overA new name renames the example at once, without the AI, and its ID with it; another prepared industry puts its own example in place. Once a request has been sent, you confirm first what is discarded.What the example holdsIndustryLithium-ion batteriesPartiesFour, in chain order- QQuillara LithiumMine
- BBrisemont RefiningRefiner
- FFerrovane FreightCarrier
- VVelmora Battery WorksCustomer
ContainerCNT-BR-0417ContentsBattery-grade lithium carbonate · 15.6 tMade fromLithium concentrate · 24 tThe figures and the response documents stay with the suppliers: this screen shows neither.
Sees the industry, the four companies with their IDs and the container. Keeps the example — or changes a name 1, which renames the example at once without the AI, or picks the other prepared industry — and presses Apply 2. Once a request has been sent, applying a change first names what it discards and asks to confirm; that is not drawn as a step.
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2 Generating (another industry, if time allows)
Setup
Another industry · generating
Industry and companiesFive inputs, nothing else by handNot a prepared industry: generated by the AI.Originating company ID · QuillaraLithiumOriginating company ID · BrisemontRefiningOriginating company ID · FerrovaneFreightOriginating company ID · VelmoraBatteryWorksEach ID is the prefix urn:pact:company:customcode:buyer-assigned: and the code. Setup issues them; they are never typed.
The walkthrough waitsNo request is sent and no party acts until the example is ready. The presenter’s control comes back with it.What the example holdsGenerating the example… The parties, the container, the figures and the three response documents are built from the five inputs. The result appears here.Only an industry that is not prepared is generated by the AI — if time allows; a new name or the other prepared industry is in place at once, and this step is skipped. While it generates, the Setup screen stands alone: the presenter’s control is hidden, and the result appears where the summary was. Nothing to act on.
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3 The example in place
Presenter’s controlSetup
Prepared example · Lithium-ion batteries
Industry and companiesFive inputs, nothing else by handIndustryLithium-ion batteriesFood packagingAnother industry…The two prepared industries need no AI; another is generated, if time allows.Originating company ID · QuillaraLithiumOriginating company ID · BrisemontRefiningOriginating company ID · FerrovaneFreightOriginating company ID · VelmoraBatteryWorksEach ID is the prefix urn:pact:company:customcode:buyer-assigned: and the code. Setup issues them; they are never typed.
A change starts the walkthrough overA new name renames the example at once, without the AI, and its ID with it; another prepared industry puts its own example in place. Once a request has been sent, you confirm first what is discarded.What the example holdsIndustryLithium-ion batteriesPartiesFour, in chain order- QQuillara LithiumMine
- BBrisemont RefiningRefiner
- FFerrovane FreightCarrier
- VVelmora Battery WorksCustomer
ContainerCNT-BR-0417ContentsBattery-grade lithium carbonate · 15.6 tMade fromLithium concentrate · 24 tThe figures and the response documents stay with the suppliers: this screen shows neither.
Sees Setup with the new example in place; the label is already created. Opens Label and request 1 in the menu.
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4 The label
Presenter’s controlLabel and request
CNT-BR-0417 · The STS label for the container
Label createdProfileLithium-ion batteries · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, t- QQuillaraextraction · Cat 1
- BBrisemontprocessing · Cat 1
- FFerrovanetransportation · Cat 4
- VVelmoracustomer
# The six mandatory fields 1 Originating company IDThe party the value comes from, as Setup issued its ID. 2 Units of measurementThe unit the document gives each figure, shown as written. 3 Source of dataWhere a value came from, in the document’s words. 4 VerificationSelf-verified, or audited with the verifier named. 5 Scope 3 emissionsEmbedded in the material at hand-over: own figure plus what arrived. 6 How the Scope 3 were producedThe own figure — Scope 1–2, or transport — plus what arrived. What each supplier receivesAddressed toQuillara Brisemont FerrovaneContainerCNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 tAsksThe six fields and the eight questions, each emission figure with its method flagSentTo all three at once, directly — not along the chain# The eight label questions 1 Who generated the emissions?The party that reported them. 2 What activity caused them?The business event of the party’s step, as the profile names it. 3 Which product do they impact?The product the emissions are attributed to. 4 Where did they occur?The place of the party’s facility. 5 How were they calculated?The document’s description, with its allocation to the material. 6 When did they occur?The period the emissions cover. 7 Which STS transactions support the calculation?The parent transactions the figures rest on, from the chain. 8 How do they roll up into Scope 3 reporting?The roll-up rule, stated once in the label. The field names are the demo’s ownNo STS dictionary exists yet, so these names are the demo’s. The roll-up rule is stated once, as the answer to question 8.Sees the STS label: its profile — the industry, the product, and each place with its party, event and Scope 3 category, the part that follows the example — then the six fields, the eight questions and what each supplier receives. Opens Label definition 1 before sending; Send request 2 is the next action.
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5 The label definition
Presenter’s controlLabel definition
The demo’s own: no STS dictionary exists yet, and the working group will define it · the same for every party
Read only# Field Unit Comes from When there is none 1 Originating company IDThe party a value comes from. — The request never missing 2 Units of measurementEach figure’s unit, as written. — The document an error 3 Source of dataWhere a value came from. — The document an error 4 VerificationSelf-verified, or audited and by whom. — The document an error 5 Scope 3 emissionsEmissions embedded in the material at hand-over — the party’s own figure plus what arrived with the material. The buyer counts it in its Scope 3; the profile says which category each part falls in. tCO2e Roll-up: own + received awaiting upstream 6 How the Scope 3 were producedThe own figure — Scope 1–2, or the transport of the container — plus what arrived. tCO2e Document and parent an error 7 Method flagMeasured, or estimated and how. — The document an error 8 Embedded emissions receivedWhat arrived with the material: the upstream party’s reported total. tCO2e The parent transaction awaiting upstream # Question Comes from When there is none 1–6 Who generated the emissions, what activity, which product, where, how calculated, when? The document not stated 7 Which STS transactions support the calculation? The chain: the parent links — 8 How do they roll up into Scope 3 reporting? The roll-up rule — RulesApplies toOne container, CNT-BR-0417AllocationEach supplier allocates its own emissions to the material in this container and says how; the demo computes no allocation or yield.Roll-upOwn + received is what a party passes on; the customer’s Scope 3 is the carrier’s totalDocument termThe supplier’s own name for a value, shown beside it in the reviewSees the label as a semantic layer, read only: each field’s meaning, unit, where its value comes from and what stands in when there is none, and the rules — among them that each supplier allocates its own emissions to the material in the container and says how. Goes back to Label and request 1 and presses Send request; it is not confirmed.
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6 Request sent
Presenter’s controlLabel and request
CNT-BR-0417 · The STS label for the container
Label requestedRequest sent to the three suppliersAll three at once, directly from the customer. Each supplier now has the request addressed to it; the chain view shows each step as requested.Supplier Originating company ID Event Request QQuillara Lithium QuillaraLithium Extraction Requested BBrisemont Refining BrisemontRefining Processing Requested FFerrovane Freight FerrovaneFreight Transportation Requested What each supplier receivesAddressed toQuillara Brisemont FerrovaneContainerCNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 tAsksThe six fields and the eight questions, each emission figure with its method flagSentTo all three at once, directly — not along the chainThe request is sent at 14:20: sees the three suppliers, each requested. Opens Chain view 1.
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7 The chain
Presenter’s controlChain view
CNT-BR-0417 · Battery-grade lithium carbonate, 15.6 t · mine → refiner → carrier → customer
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QQuillara LithiumMine · extraction
24 t lithium concentrate
RequestedNo transaction yet
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BBrisemont RefiningRefiner · processing
24 t concentrate → 15.6 t lithium carbonate
RequestedNo transaction yet
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FFerrovane FreightCarrier · transportation
CNT-BR-0417 · 15.6 t, Mejillones → Austin
RequestedNo transaction yet
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VVelmora Battery WorksCustomer · end of the chain
CNT-BR-0417 delivered
No transaction of its own
No roll-up yet Nothing has responded. The roll-up appears once each of the three steps has had a transaction.Sees the path mine → refiner → carrier → customer, each step with what it handled — the concentrate, the carbonate, the container on its way — each supplier’s step requested and no roll-up yet. The request is out; the suppliers answer next.
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