What this view is for Project.meta_codes provides the categorical and classification attributes for projects. Where Project.core_details defines what a project is,Project.meta_codes defines how a project is described and grouped. If you’re asking “what type of project is this?”, “which programme does it belong to?”, or “how should this project be categorised?” — this is where … Read more
What this view is for Invoice.meta_codes provides the classification, status and commercial context for invoices. If: then meta_codes explains how the invoice should be interpreted, including its status, type, numbering context, payment terms and links back to upstream objects. This view is essential for understanding why an invoice looks the way it does and how … Read more
What this view is for Order.meta_codes provides the categorisation, classification and relationship context for customer orders. If Order.core_details defines what the order is, meta_codes explains how the order should be interpreted, grouped and related within reporting. This includes order state, customer context, sales ownership and cross-domain link keys. Level of detail (grain) This view is … Read more
What this view is for Busopp.meta_codes provides the categorisation and contextual labels for business opportunities. If core_details tells you what the opportunity is, meta_codes tells you how it should be grouped, classified or interpreted. This is where things like type, category, region, ownership and other descriptive attributes live. Level of detail (grain) This view is … Read more