gtm.roo Properties

gtm.roo.component.classificationType.considerAnyType

25A

During qualification for a trade agreement, the application identifies the product classification type of an item in the following order:

1. Product classification type given on the action input page.

2. Based on the country of import.

3. Based on the item's country of origin.

4. Based on the matching item origin's country of origin.

5. Based on any of the trade agreement partners.

6. Any existing classification type on the item.

If this property is set to true, the application considers any existing classification type when options 1-5 do not give any valid classification data.

If the property is set to false, the application checks the options from 1-5 only (option 6 is not evaluated). If no classification type is found, the application displays an error.

Default: true

gtm.roo.component.itemorigin.performBasicMatching

24A

This property determines if a basic matching between a trade item structure component and an item origin should be performed while getting a matching trade item value for a structure and a structure component, and a matching item origin for a structure component.

If set to true, matching is performed based on inventory organization, partner and partner site, and also on structure in case of item origin.

If set to false, basic matching is avoided.
Note that in either case, constraint matching is performed to get the values.

Default: true

The default value of this property is REQUIRES REVIEW, NOT STARTED, ELIGIBLE.

When running the action Qualify for Trade Agreement, if the existing qualification has one of these statuses, then based on the effective and expiration dates, qualifications are overwritten.

For other statuses like QUALIFIED, DISCONTINUED, and NOT QUALIFIED, the existing qualification is expired and a new qualification is created.

gtm.roo.leafComponent.originating.considerQualification

24A

To assess if an item leaf node component is originating, the application will consider only the Country of Origin attribute if it is part of the trade agreement member nations instead of having to specify the qualification record with the status.

This behavior is controlled by this property.

If the property is set to true, qualification status is considered along with the Country of Origin attribute to check if it belongs to a trade agreement region.

If the property is set to false, only the Country of Origin attribute is used to check if it belongs to a trade agreement region.

Default: true

Note: If the property is true and the Allow Partial Credit check box is selected on the Trade Agreements page, then non-originating components will be considered during qualification.
If partial credit is allowed for a trade agreement and Regional Value Content Percentage is provided on the item qualification, then calculation is as follows:
Value of Originating Material = Regional Value Content Percentage * Value Add

Value of Non-originating Material = Value Add - Value of Originating Material

gtm.roo.plugin.skipEvaluation.<rules of origin - rule type>

21C

Use this property to skip the evaluation of certain rule types qualification for trade agreement.   

For example, you can skip condition-based Rules of Origin rule type by setting the property gtm.roo.plugin.skipEvaluation.CONDITION=true.  

Also, GTM will pass that rule type during qualification for trade agreement.

Default: false

The order of execution of the rollup logic during qualification can be controlled via this property. The default value of the property is false. In this case, the application executes the existing behavior, i.e. rollup (at the component level or the item level) is carried out if the item fails to qualify through a product specific rule and the wholly originating logic.

If only the property gtm.roo.qualification.performRollupFirst is true, rollup is carried out directly to perform qualification both at the component level and the item level.

If the property gtm.roo.qualification.performRollupFirst and the optional feature PERFORM WHOLLY ORIGINATING BEFORE PSR are true, then the wholly originating logic is applied first to perform qualification both at the component level and the item level. If the component or the item fails to qualify using the wholly originating logic, then qualification is carried out using the rollup logic instead of trying with a product specific rule.

(Also see Qualification Engine Flow.)