AVATAX FOR COMMUNICATIONS INTEGRATION REQUIREMENTS
Before you begin
- About this guide
- Account creation
- Additional resources
Planning your integration
Error handling
- Communications error messages
Certification requirements
Configuring AFC
AFC quick start
AFC transaction concepts
Design the user experience for certification
- Design considerations
- Design example
Customer or buyer settings
Tax calculation
Installation requirements
Design the transaction workflow
Example transactions
- Understanding these examples
- DIL: Healthcheck
- DIL: Get PCode outside of the US
- DIL: Get PCode within the US
- DIL: Get transaction/service type pairs
- DIL: Calculate taxes for a quote or order
- DIL: Create an invoice
- DIL: Commit a transaction
- DIL: Void a transaction
- DIL: Adjust a transaction
- Fact Pattern 0: Streaming video
- Fact Pattern 6: Customer mode
- Scaling: Base
- Scaling: Base with quantity
- Scaling: Multiple invoices
- Scaling: Batch request 01
- Scaling: Batch request 02
- Scaling: Batch request - handling errors
- Scaling: Handling errors in invoice mode
- Sourcing: Line level bill-to
- Sourcing: Header level bill-to
- Sourcing: Line and header level bill-to
- Sourcing: Line and header level all locations
- Sourcing: From address at line level
- Aggregation: Charges
- Aggregation: Minutes
- Aggregation: Lines not aggregated
- Exemption
- Misc: Return all calc types and non-billable taxes
- Misc: Streaming with termination
- Misc: Streaming video calculation
- Misc: Get zip code from PCode
- Misc: Get T/S pair info
- Misc: Get tax type info
- Misc: Do not include reporting information in the response
- Misc: Lines vs items
- Bundle
- Bundle: T/S pair 19/6
- Bundle: T/S pair 1/27
- Fact Pattern 4.1 - Single line sold to a residential customer in Dallas
- Fact Pattern 4.2 - Two lines sold to a residential customer in Dallas
- Fact Pattern 4.3 - Single line sold to a customer in Annapolis
- Fact Pattern 4.4 - Single line sold to a lifeline recipient
- Fact Pattern 4.5 - High capacity PBX trunk phones sold to a commercial customer in San Francisco
- Fact Pattern 4.6 - High capacity PBX trunk phones sold to a commercial customer in NYC
- Fact Pattern 4.7 - High capacity PBX trunk phones sold to a commercial customer in Austin
- Fact Pattern 5.1 - Single cell phone sold to a customer with a PPU in Austin
- Fact Pattern 5.2 - Four cell phones plan sold to a family with a PPU in Austin
Core examples
VoIP examples
Functional review
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