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Before entering the trade, Back-office will make sure the supplier, customer, service providers and Argus curves exist. Party defaults reduce repeated entry on contracts and enforce Interacid's default tolerance discipline.
-In Tradon, any company, contact, entity or person is a Party. This screen allows you to manage default values for various attributes. These defaults are used when creating contracts and other documents.
+| # | Attribute | Required | Operational description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Name | Yes | Name of the party. |
| 2 | Code | Yes | Unique code for the party (By default, it is auto-generated). |
| 3 | Party Name | No | Long name for the party. |
| 4 | Building Name | No | Self-explanatory. |
| 5 | Street | No | Self-explanatory. |
| 6 | Postal Code | No | Self-explanatory. |
| 7 | City | No | Self-explanatory. |
| 8 | Country | Yes | Self-explanatory. |
| 9 | Subdivision | No | Self-explanatory. |
| 10 | Categories | Yes | A party can belong to one or more categories. A supplier should be assigned to the appropriate supplier category (same principle applies to customers, brokers...). |
+
+ | 3 | Weight basis | No | Default commercial weight basis for the party, used when creating purchase or sale contracts. |
| 4 | Association | No | Default trade rule or association reference. Use only when the commercial terms require it. |
| 5 | Origin | No | Default product/geographic origin for documentation. For sulfuric acid, this should reflect the supplier or plant origin where relevant. |
| 6 | SLA places | No | Optional execution service cost matrix by location. Use for service providers where standard control, terminal or logistics costs are known by place. |