Maintaining Regulatory Regions
The size and definition of a regulatory region can be smaller or larger than a country, varying by the transaction or application. However, the standard region is a Country Code.
You can create additional transaction or application views that display only the applicable regions for that transaction. Place the Regulatory Region field on that transaction record and define an edit prompt in the transaction-specific view. The view should display only those countries that are available to the user (either Available to All or With Global Security Only, joined with user Global Security). For example, the following table shows some regulatory regions that are already in the system:
| Transaction Type | Reg Region (Char 10) | Description (Descr) | Country Code (Alt-Search) | Security Availability Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Standard |
BEL |
Belgium |
BEL |
With Global Security Only |
|
Health and Safety |
BEL |
Belgium |
BEL |
|
|
Standard |
CAN |
Canada |
CAN |
Available to All |
|
Health and Safety |
CANBC |
Canada - British Columbia |
CAN |
|
|
Standard |
DEU |
Germany |
DEU |
Available to All |
|
Standard |
FRA |
France |
FRA |
Not Available to Anyone |
|
Standard |
GBR |
UK |
GBR |
With Global Security Only |
|
Standard |
JPN |
Japan |
JPN |
Not Available to Anyone |
|
Standard |
NLD |
Netherlands |
NLD |
Not Available to Anyone |
|
Health and Safety |
QC |
Canada - Quebec |
CAN |
|
|
Standard |
USA |
United States |
USA |
Available to All |
You can add regulatory regions for your own configuration. For example, you can add the 50 U.S. states and differentiate at that level for most transactions.