UnitCost

The incremental cost of the resource. 

See http://www.openapplications.org/platform/1.

Element information

Content

• Sequence [1..1]
  from type AmountPerQuantityType
  Amount [1..1]    The monetary value of the object in which the amount is associated
  PerQuantity [1..1]    Indicates the PerQuantity side of this Amount. Typically, this value is 1 with a uom of each, meaning that, e.g., a UnitPrice with the Amount 1.29 would be the price per each or simply $1.29 each. For pricing wire, the UnitPrice Amount might be $7.00 with a PerQuantity of 100 and a uom of LinearFeet, meaning the unit price would be $7 per 100 linear feet.
  1. Code [0..*]    Element for the communication of all codes.
  2. TimePeriod [0..1]    An explicit period of time for the bucket.

Attributes

None

Used in

• Group ActualResourceGroup
• Group ResourceAllocationGroup
• Type ActualType via reference to ActualResourceGroup (Element Actual)
• Type AllocationType via reference to ResourceAllocationGroup (Element Allocation)
• Type InventoryActualType via reference to ActualResourceGroup (Element InventoryActual)
• Type InventoryAllocationType via reference to ResourceAllocationGroup (Element InventoryAllocation)
• Type LabourActualType via reference to ActualResourceGroup (Element LabourActual)
• Type LabourAllocationType via reference to ResourceAllocationGroup (Element LabourAllocation)
• Type MachineActualType via reference to ActualResourceGroup (Element MachineActual)
• Type MachineAllocationType via reference to ResourceAllocationGroup (Element MachineAllocation)
• Type OperationActualType via reference to ActualResourceGroup (Element OperationActual)
• Type OperationAllocationType via reference to ResourceAllocationGroup (Element OperationAllocation)
• Type ToolActualType via reference to ActualResourceGroup (Element ToolActual)
• Type ToolAllocationType via reference to ResourceAllocationGroup (Element ToolAllocation)

Sample instance

<UnitCost>
   <Amount currencyID="AED">1.0</Amount>
   <PerQuantity>1.0</PerQuantity>
   <Code>normalizedString</Code>
   <TimePeriod>
      <InclusiveIndicator>true</InclusiveIndicator>
      <StartDateTime>2000-01-01</StartDateTime>
      <Duration>P1Y2M3DT10H</Duration>
   </TimePeriod>
</UnitCost>