Specification Name: OASIS CIQ TC - extensible Party Relationships Language (xPRL) Description: Defines the W3C schema for representing party relationship information (Using XML Schema based standard code list/enumeration mechanism - OPTION 1 AND DEFAULT) Produced by: OASIS Customer Information Quality Technical Committee URL: http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/ciq Version: 3.0 Status: Public Review Draft PRD 01 Copyright: 2007-08, OASIS, http://www.oasis-open.org Last Modified: 03 October 2008 Last Modified by: Ram Kumar, Chair, OASIS CIQ TC NOTE: Do not modify this schema as it will break specifications compatibility A Party (could be individual (person or organisation) or a group) that is in relationship with another party and could be individual (person or organisation) or a group) All relationship details between the two parties The other party (could be individual (person or organisation) or a group) in relationship with the party in context/discussion. This party in turn can have relationship with another party and under this cicumstances, this party is the party in context/ discussion A unique identifier for the relationship Type ofidentifier for relationship Global unique identifier Type of relationship between the two parties. e.g.Marriage (Husband-wife), IN TRUST FOR, DOING BUSINESS AS, Father-Son, Team Leader-Team Member, Organisation-Employee, Parent-Subsidiary, Corporation, Supplier-Client, Siblings, Employment, etc. Could be formal relationship titles. Category of relationship between two parties. e.g. Business, Personal, Formal, etc Status of relationship. e.g. current, history, potential, suspended Date and Time when relationship was established Date and Time when relationship ended (if it did). Ended could be suspended date also Reason for start of a relationship. e.g. merger, fiancee, Friend, etc Reason why relationship ended (if it did). e.g. Lost contact, did not renew maintenance contract, suspended account, renewal lapsed Whether Party 1 is higher or lower or equaly in relativity with Party 2. For example, Party 1 manages Party2. Here relativity of Party 1 is "Higher" than Party 2. If Party 1 and Party 2 are company directors, then Party 1 relativity is equalt to Party 2 relativity. Role of this party in its relationship with the other party. e.g. Husband, Wife, Customer, Client, Supervisor, Parent, etc Role of the other party in its relationship with this party (the party in context/discussion). e.g. Husband, Wife, Customer, Client, Supervisor, Parent, etc Priority of the relationship between the two parties. e.g. High, Medium, Low, insignificant, significant, etc