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# Fuentes de datos de entrega de vendedores en AWS Marketplace
<a name="data-feed-service"></a>

AWS Marketplace proporciona fuentes de datos como mecanismo para enviar información estructurada y actualizada sobre productos y clientes desde los sistemas de AWS Marketplace a los buckets de Amazon S3 del vendedor para la ETL (extracción, transformación y carga) entre las herramientas de inteligencia empresarial propiedad del vendedor. Las fuentes de datos recopilan y entregan archivos de valores separados por comas (CSV) a un bucket de Amazon S3 cifrado que proporcione. Las fuentes de datos se generan en un día y contienen 24 horas de datos del día anterior. En esta sección se ofrece información general de las fuentes de datos y se explica cómo acceder a ellas y utilizarlas. Las secciones siguientes describen cada fuente de datos. 

Los datos transaccionales se entregan y se adjuntan en una estructura bitemporal para que los vendedores puedan almacenar y consultar los datos en dos líneas temporales con marcas de tiempo para ambas:
+ Hora válida: cuando un hecho ocurre en el mundo real (“lo que se sabe”).
+ Hora del sistema: cuando ese hecho se registra en la base de datos (“cuando se sabe”).

Las fuentes de datos se envían todos los días a medianoche (UTC) tras una actualización del día anterior que contiene 24 horas de datos del día anterior. Una actualización puede estar definida por la suscripción de un cliente, la facturación a un cliente o el desembolso de un pago por parte de AWS.

**Topics**
+ [Almacenamiento y estructura de las fuentes de datos de AWS Marketplace](data-feed-details.md)
+ [Acceso a fuentes de datos](data-feed-accessing.md)
+ [Recopilación y análisis de datos con fuentes de datos](data-feed-using.md)
+ [Descripción general de las tablas de fuentes de datos](data-feed-joining.md)
+ [Ejemplos de consultas de fuentes de datos](data-feed-full-examples.md)
+ [Data feeds](data-feeds.md)

# Almacenamiento y estructura de las fuentes de datos de AWS Marketplace
<a name="data-feed-details"></a>

AWS Marketplace proporciona fuentes de datos como mecanismo para enviar información estructurada y actualizada sobre productos y clientes desde los sistemas de AWS Marketplace a los buckets de Amazon S3 del vendedor para la ETL (extracción, transformación y carga) entre las herramientas de inteligencia empresarial propiedad del vendedor. En este tema se proporciona más información sobre la estructura y el almacenamiento de las fuentes de datos.

Las fuentes de datos recopilan y entregan archivos de valores separados por comas (CSV) a un bucket de Amazon S3 cifrado que proporcione. Los archivos CSV tienen las siguientes características:
+ Siguen los [estándares 4180](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4180).
+ La codificación de caracteres es UTF-8 sin BOM.
+ Las comas se utilizan como separadores entre valores.
+ El carácter de escape de los campos son las comillas dobles. 
+ `\n` es el carácter de salto de línea.
+ Las fechas se notifican en la zona horaria UTC, están en formato de fecha y hora ISO 8601 y son precisas en un segundo.
+ Todos los valores `*_period_start_date` y `*_period_end_date` son inclusivos, lo que significa que `23:59:59` es la última marca temporal posible de cualquier día. 
+ Todos los campos monetarios van precedidos por un campo de moneda. 
+ Los campos monetarios utilizan un carácter de punto (`.`) como separador decimal y no usan una coma (,) como separador de miles. 

Las fuentes de datos se generan y almacenan de la siguiente manera:
+ Las fuentes de datos se generan en un día y contienen 24 horas de datos del día anterior. 
+ En el bucket de Amazon S3, las fuentes de datos se organizan por mes con el siguiente formato:

  `bucket-name/data-feed-name_version/year=YYYY/month=MM/data.csv`
+ A medida que se genera cada fuente de datos diaria, se agrega al archivo CSV existente de ese mes. Cuando comienza un nuevo mes, se genera un nuevo archivo CSV para cada fuente de datos. 
+ La información en las fuentes de datos se rellena desde 01/01/2010 hasta 30/04/2020 (inclusive) y está disponible en el [archivo CSV](#data-feed-details) de la subcarpeta `year=2010/month=01`.

  Puede observar casos en los que el archivo del mes actual de una fuente de datos determinada contiene solo encabezados de columna y no datos. Esto significa que no hubo entradas nuevas de ese mes para la fuente. Esto puede suceder con fuentes de datos que se actualizan con menos frecuencia, como la fuente de productos. En estos casos, los datos están disponibles en la carpeta rellenada. 
+ En Amazon S3, puede crear una [política de ciclo de vida de Amazon S3](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/create-lifecycle.html) para administrar el tiempo de mantenimiento de los archivos en el bucket. 
+ Puede configurar Amazon SNS para que le notifique cuando los datos se entreguen al bucket de Amazon S3 cifrado. Para obtener más información sobre cómo configurar las notificaciones, consulte [Introducción a Amazon SNS](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sns/latest/dg/sns-getting-started.html) en la *Guía para desarrolladores de Amazon Simple Notification Service*.

## Creación de un historial de los datos
<a name="data-feed-historization"></a>

Cada fuente de datos incluye columnas que documentan el historial de los datos. Excepto `valid_to`, estas columnas son comunes a todas las fuentes de datos. Se incluyen como un esquema de historial común y son útiles para consultar los datos. 


| Nombre de la columna  | Descripción  | 
| --- | --- | 
| valid\$1from | La primera fecha para la que es válido el valor de la clave principal en relación con los valores de otros campos. | 
| valid\$1to | Esta columna solo se muestra en la fuente de datos de [dirección](data-feed-address.md) y siempre está en blanco. | 
| insert\$1date | La fecha en la que se insertó un registro en la fuente de datos. | 
| update\$1date | La fecha en la que se actualizó por última vez el registro.  | 
| delete\$1date | Esta columna siempre está en blanco. | 

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de estas columnas. 


|  valid\$1from  |  valid\$1to  |  insert\$1date  |  update\$1date  |  delete\$1date  | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
|  2018-12-12T02:00:00Z  |   |  2018-12-12T02:00:00Z  |  2018-12-12T02:00:00Z  |   | 
|  2019-03-29T03:00:00Z  |   |  2019-03-29T03:00:00Z  |  2019-03-29T03:00:00Z  |   | 
|  2019-03-29T03:00:00Z  |   |  2019-03-29T03:00:00Z  |  2019-04-28T03:00:00Z  |   | 

El campo `valid_from` y `update_date` en conjunto forman un *modelo de datos bitemporal*. El campo `valid_from`, como su propio nombre indica, señala desde qué fecha es válido el elemento. Si el elemento se ha editado, puede tener varios registros en la fuente, cada uno con una `update_date` diferente, pero con la misma fecha `valid_from`. Por ejemplo, para encontrar el valor actual de un elemento, debe buscar el registro con la `update_date` más reciente en la lista de registros con la fecha `valid_from` más reciente.

En el ejemplo anterior, el registro se creó originalmente el 12 de diciembre de 2018. A continuación, se modificó la dirección del registro el 29 de marzo de 2019. Más tarde, el 28 de abril de 2019, se corrigió el cambio de dirección (por lo que `valid_from` no cambió, pero la `update_date` sí). Si se corrige la dirección (algo poco frecuente), se modifica retroactivamente el registro con respecto a la fecha `valid_from` original, por lo que el campo no cambia. Una consulta para buscar la fecha `valid_from` más reciente devolverá dos registros; el que tenga la `update_date` más reciente mostrará el registro actual real.

# Acceso a fuentes de datos
<a name="data-feed-accessing"></a>

Con AWS Marketplace, puede usar fuentes de datos como mecanismo para enviar información estructurada y actualizada sobre productos y clientes desde los sistemas de AWS Marketplace a los buckets de Amazon S3 para la ETL (extracción, transformación y carga) entre las herramientas de inteligencia empresarial propiedad del vendedor. Debe configurar el entorno para recibir fuentes de datos a un bucket de Amazon S3 cifrado. En este tema se muestra cómo acceder a fuentes de datos y cancelar la suscripción a las mismas.

**Topics**
+ [Acceso a una fuente de datos](#data-feed-accessing-procedure)
+ [Políticas de fuentes de datos](#data-feed-policies)
+ [Cancelación de la suscripción a fuentes de datos](#data-feed-unsubscribing)

## Acceso a una fuente de datos
<a name="data-feed-accessing-procedure"></a>

1. Asigne a un ingeniero de inteligencia empresarial o de datos con experiencia en SQL y ETL (extracción, transformación, carga). Esta persona también necesita experiencia en la configuración de API.

1. Configure un bucket de Amazon Simple Storage Service y una suscripción a las fuentes de datos. Utilice el ID de cuenta de vendedor de AWS asociado a sus publicaciones de productos de Marketplace. Para ello, puede [ver este vídeo de YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heCsZdOT-hw) o seguir los pasos que se indican a continuación.

   El vídeo y los pasos explican cómo utilizar una [plantilla de CloudFormation](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aws-marketplace-reports-resources/DataFeedsResources.yaml) que ayuda a simplificar la configuración.

   1. Abra un navegador web, inicie sesión en [AWS Marketplace Management Portal](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/management/) y, a continuación, vaya a [Configurar almacenamiento de datos de clientes](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/management/reports/data-feed-configuration).

   1. Elija **Crear recursos con la plantilla de CloudFormation** para abrir la plantilla en la consola de CloudFormation en otra ventana.

   1. En la plantilla, especifique lo siguiente y, a continuación, elija **Siguiente**:
      + Nombre de la pila: el conjunto de recursos que se crea para permitir el acceso a las fuentes de datos.
      + Nombre del bucket de Amazon S3: el bucket en el que se almacenan las fuentes de datos.
      + (Opcional) Nombre del tema Amazon SNS: el tema para recibir notificaciones cuando Amazon Simple Storage Service entrega nuevos datos al bucket.

   1. En la página **Revisar**, confirme sus entradas y elija **Crear pila**. Se abrirá una nueva página con el estado y los detalles de CloudFormation.

   1. En la pestaña **Recursos**, copie los nombres de recurso de Amazon (ARN) de los siguientes recursos de la página de CloudFormation en los campos de la página [Configurar almacenamiento de datos de clientes](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/management/reports/data-feed-configuration) de AWS Marketplace:
      + Bucket de Amazon S3 para almacenar fuentes de datos
      + Clave de AWS KMS para cifrar el bucket de Amazon S3
      + (Opcional) Tema Amazon SN para recibir notificaciones cuando AWS entrega nuevos datos al bucket de Amazon S3.

   1. En la página **Configurar almacenamiento de datos de clientes**, elija **Enviar**.

   1. (Opcional) Edite las políticas creadas por la plantilla de CloudFormation. Consulte [Políticas de fuentes de datos](#data-feed-policies) para obtener más detalles.

      Ahora está suscrito a las fuentes de datos. La próxima vez que se generen fuentes de datos, puede acceder a los datos.

1. Utilice una operación ETL (extraer, transformar, cargar) para conectar las fuentes de datos a su almacenamiento de datos o base de datos relacional.
**nota**  
Las herramientas de datos tienen distintas capacidades. Debe contar con la participación de un ingeniero de inteligencia empresarial o un ingeniero de datos para configurar la integración de forma que se adapte a las capacidades de la herramienta.

1. Para ejecutar o crear consultas SQL, configure las fuentes de datos para aplicar las claves principales y externas en su herramienta de datos. Cada fuente de datos representa una tabla única y debe configurar todas las fuentes de datos del esquema de datos con las relaciones entre entidades. Para obtener más información acerca de las tablas y las relaciones de entidades, consulte [Descripción general de las tablas de fuentes de datos](data-feed-joining.md) en esta guía.

1. Configure Amazon Simple Notification Service para que actualice automáticamente su almacenamiento de datos o base de datos relacional. Puede configurar las notificaciones de Amazon SNS para enviar alertas cuando los datos de cada fuente única se entreguen a un bucket de Amazon S3. Estas notificaciones se pueden aprovechar para actualizar automáticamente el almacenamiento de datos del vendedor cuando se reciben nuevos datos a través de las fuentes de datos, si la herramienta de datos del vendedor admite esta capacidad. Consulte [Introducción a Amazon SNS](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sns/latest/dg/sns-getting-started.html) en la *Guía para desarrolladores de Amazon Simple Notification Service*.

   Notificaciones de ejemplo:

   ```
   {
           "mainExecutionId": "1bc08b11-ab4b-47e1-866a-9c8f38423a98",
           "executionId": "52e862a9-42d2-41e0-8010-810af84d39b1",
           "subscriptionId": "27ae3961-b13a-44bc-a1a7-365b2dc181fd",
           "processedFiles": [],
           "executionStatus": "SKIPPED",
           "errors": [],
           "feedType": "[data feed name]"
           }
   ```

   Las notificaciones pueden tener los siguientes estados de `executionStatus`:
   + `SKIPPED`: el vendedor no tiene datos nuevos para ese día.
   + `COMPLETED`: hemos enviado la fuente con nuevos datos.
   + `FAILED`: el envío de la fuente tiene un problema.

1. Valide la configuración mediante la ejecución de consultas SQL. Puede usar las [consultas de ejemplo de esta guía](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-full-examples.html), o bien las consultas de GitHub, en [https://github.com/aws-samples/aws-marketplace-api-samples/tree/main/seller-data-feeds/queries](https://github.com/aws-samples/aws-marketplace-api-samples/tree/main/seller-data-feeds/queries).
**nota**  
Los ejemplos de consultas de esta guía se han escrito para AWS Athena. Es posible que necesite modificar las consultas para usarlas con sus herramientas.

1. Determine dónde quieren consumir los datos los usuarios empresariales. Por ejemplo, puede hacer lo siguiente:
   + Exporte los datos.csv de su almacenamiento de datos o base de datos SQL.
   + Conecte los datos a una herramienta de visualización como PowerBI o Tableau.
   + Asigne datos a su CRM, ERP o herramientas financieras, como Salesforce, Infor o Netsuite.

Para obtener más información acerca de las plantillas de CloudFormation, consulte [Trabajo con plantillas de CloudFormation](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/UserGuide/template-guide.html) en la *Guía del usuario de AWS CloudFormation*.

## Políticas de fuentes de datos
<a name="data-feed-policies"></a>

Cuando la plantilla de CloudFormation cree su bucket de Amazon S3, se crearán políticas de acceso asociadas a ese bucket, la clave de AWS KMS y el tema de Amazon SNS. Las políticas permiten al servicio de informes de AWS Marketplace escribir en su bucket y tema de SNS la información de la fuente de datos. Cada política tendrá una sección como la siguiente (este ejemplo es del bucket de Amazon S3).

```
        {
            "Sid": "AwsMarketplaceDataFeedsAccess",
            "Effect": "Allow",
            "Principal": {
                "Service": "reports.marketplace.amazonaws.com"
            },
            "Action": [
                "s3:ListBucket",
                "s3:GetObject",
                "s3:PutObject",
                "s3:GetEncryptionConfiguration",
                "s3:GetBucketAcl",
                "s3:PutObjectAcl"
            ],
            "Resource": [
                "arn:aws:s3:::amzn-s3-demo-bucket",
                "arn:aws:s3:::amzn-s3-demo-bucket/*"
            ]
        },
```

En esta política, AWS Marketplace utiliza la entidad principal del servicio `reports.marketplace.amazonaws.com` para enviar los datos al bucket de Amazon S3. Ha especificado *amzn-s3-demo-bucket* en la plantilla de CloudFormation.

Cuando el servicio de informes de AWS Marketplace llame a Amazon S3, AWS KMS o Amazon SNS, proporciona el ARN de los datos que pretende escribir en el bucket. Para asegurarse de que los únicos datos que se escriben en su bucket son los que se escriben en su nombre, puede especificar el `aws:SourceArn` en la condición de la política. En el siguiente ejemplo, debe reemplazar el *account-id* del identificador de su Cuenta de AWS.

```
        {
           "Sid": "AwsMarketplaceDataFeedsAccess",
           "Effect": "Allow",
           "Principal": {
                "Service": "reports.marketplace.amazonaws.com"
            },
            "Action": [
                "s3:ListBucket",
                "s3:GetObject",
                "s3:PutObject",
                "s3:GetEncryptionConfiguration",
                "s3:GetBucketAcl",
                "s3:PutObjectAcl"
            ],
            "Resource": [
                "arn:aws:s3:::amzn-s3-demo-bucket",
                "arn:aws:s3:::amzn-s3-demo-bucket/*"
            ,
            "Condition": {
                "StringEquals": {
                        "aws:SourceAccount": "account-id",
                        "aws:SourceArn": ["arn:aws:marketplace::account-id:AWSMarketplace/SellerDataSubscription/DataFeeds_V1",
                        "arn:aws:marketplace::account-id:AWSMarketplace/SellerDataSubscription/Example-Report"]
                        }
                }
        },
```

## Cancelación de la suscripción a fuentes de datos
<a name="data-feed-unsubscribing"></a>

Abra un navegador web e inicie sesión en [Management Portal de AWS Marketplace](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/management/). A continuación, vaya a la [página de contacto](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/management/contact-us/) para enviar una solicitud de cancelación de suscripción al equipo de operaciones de vendedores de AWS Marketplace. La solicitud de cancelación de suscripción puede tardar hasta 10 días laborables en procesarse.

# Recopilación y análisis de datos con fuentes de datos
<a name="data-feed-using"></a>

AWS Marketplace proporciona fuentes de datos como mecanismo para enviar información estructurada sobre up-to-date productos y clientes desde AWS Marketplace los sistemas a los depósitos de Amazon S3 del vendedor para obtener ETL (extracción, transformación y carga) entre herramientas de inteligencia empresarial propiedad del vendedor. Cuando los datos están disponibles en el bucket de Amazon S3, puede utilizar fuentes de datos de las siguientes maneras:
+ Descargue los archivos .CSV del bucket de Amazon S3 que creó en [Acceso a fuentes de datos](data-feed-accessing.md) para que pueda consultar los datos en una hoja de cálculo.
+ Utilice ETL (extraer, transformar y cargar), consultas SQL, herramientas de análisis empresarial para recopilar y analizar los datos.

  Puede utilizar AWS los servicios para recopilar y analizar datos o cualquier herramienta de terceros que pueda analizar conjuntos de datos basados en archivos.CSV.

Para obtener más información acerca de las fuentes de datos para recopilar y analizar datos, consulte el siguiente ejemplo.

## Ejemplo: utilice los AWS servicios para recopilar y analizar datos
<a name="data-feed-using-example"></a>

En el procedimiento siguiente se supone que ya ha configurado el entorno para recibir fuentes de datos en un bucket de Amazon S3 y que el bucket contiene fuentes de datos.

**Para recopilar y analizar datos de fuentes de datos**

1. Desde la [consola de AWS Glue](https://console.aws.amazon.com/glue), [cree un rastreador](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/glue/latest/dg/add-crawler.html) para conectarse al bucket de Amazon S3 que almacena las fuentes de datos, extraiga los datos que desee y cree tablas de metadatos en AWS Glue Data Catalog.

   Para obtener más información al respecto AWS Glue, consulte la [https://docs.aws.amazon.com/glue/latest/dg/what-is-glue.html](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/glue/latest/dg/what-is-glue.html).

1. Desde la [consola de Athena](https://console.aws.amazon.com/athena), [ejecute consultas de SQL en los datos de AWS Glue Data Catalog](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/querying-athena-tables.html).

   Para obtener más información sobre Athena, consulte la [https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/what-is.html](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/what-is.html). 

1. Desde la [consola rápida](http://quicksight.aws.amazon.com), [cree un análisis](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quick/latest/userguide/creating-an-analysis.html) y, a continuación, [cree una imagen](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quick/latest/userguide/creating-a-visual.html) de los datos.

   Para obtener más información sobre Quick, consulta la [https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quick/latest/userguide/welcome.html](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/quick/latest/userguide/welcome.html).

Para ver un ejemplo detallado de una forma de utilizar AWS los servicios para recopilar y analizar datos en fuentes de datos, consulta [Uso del servicio de entrega de feeds de datos del vendedor, Amazon Athena y Quick para crear informes de vendedores](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/awsmarketplace/using-seller-data-feed-delivery-service-amazon-athena-and-amazon-quicksight-to-create-seller-reports/) en el AWS Marketplace blog.

# Descripción general de las tablas de fuentes de datos
<a name="data-feed-joining"></a>

AWS Marketplace proporciona datos como un conjunto de tablas que puede unir para proporcionar más contexto a sus consultas.

AWS Marketplace proporciona los siguientes dominios generales, o categorías de interés, en sus fuentes de datos:
+ **Catálogo**: incluye información sobre los productos y las ofertas de su cuenta.
+ **Cuentas**: incluye información sobre las cuentas que ofrecen o compran productos AWS Marketplace (sus propias cuentas o las cuentas de las partes con las que trabaja, como socios de canal o compradores).
+ **Ingresos**: incluye información sobre la facturación, los desembolsos y los impuestos.
+ **Adquisiciones**: incluye información sobre los acuerdos de las ofertas de productos que ha creado como vendedor de registro. 

En este diagrama se muestran las tablas en los dominios de catálogo, cuentas e ingresos.

![\[Entity relationship diagram showing how data feeds relate to each other.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-overview.png) 

## Tablas relacionadas con el catálogo
<a name="data-feed-catalog-domain"></a>

En el siguiente diagrama se muestran las relaciones entre las tablas del dominio del catálogo, así como los campos de las tablas. 

![\[Relaciones entre las tablas Product, Offer_Product, Offer, Offer_Target y Legacy_ID_Mapping del dominio Catalog.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-catalog-details.png)


Las tablas `Product`, `Offer_Product`, `Offer`, `Offer_Target`, and `Legacy_id_mapping` están en el dominio Catalog.

La tabla `Offer_Target` incluye un campo de valor para el `account_id` del objetivo, pero solo cuando el valor `target_type` es `account`.

La tabla `Legacy_id_mapping` no se utiliza para los datos actuales.

**nota**  
Para obtener más información sobre estas tablas, incluida una descripción de cada campo de la tabla y las uniones que se pueden crear, consulte los temas siguientes:  
[Fuente de datos del producto](data-feed-product.md)
[Fuente de datos de productos de la oferta](data-feed-offer-product.md)
[Fuente de datos de ofertas](data-feed-offer.md)
[Ofrecer fuente de datos de destino](data-feed-offer-target.md)
[Fuente de datos de mapeo heredada](data-feed-legacy-mapping.md)

## Tablas relacionadas con las cuentas
<a name="data-feed-accounts-domain"></a>

En el siguiente diagrama se muestran las relaciones entre las tablas `Account` y `Address` del dominio de cuentas, así como los campos de las tablas.

![\[Relación entre las tablas de cuentas y direcciones del dominio de cuentas y los campos de cada tabla.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-accounts-details.png)


**nota**  
Para obtener más información sobre estas tablas, incluida una descripción de cada campo de la tabla y las uniones que puede crear, consulte los temas siguientes:  
[Fuente de datos de cuenta](data-feed-account.md)
[Fuente de datos de direcciones](data-feed-address.md)

## Tablas relacionadas con los ingresos
<a name="data-feed-revenue-domain"></a>

En el siguiente diagrama se muestran las relaciones entre las tablas `Billing_Event` y `Tax_Item` del dominio de ingresos, así como los campos de las tablas. La tabla `Billing_Event` incluye información sobre los desembolsos, así como los eventos de facturación.

![\[Relaciones entre las tablas Billing_Event y Tax_Item del dominio de ingresos y los campos de cada tabla.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-revenue-details.png)


**nota**  
Para obtener más información sobre estas tablas, incluida una descripción de cada campo de la tabla y las uniones que puede crear, consulte los temas siguientes:  
[Fuente de datos de eventos de facturación](data-feed-billing-event.md)
[Fuente de datos de elementos de impuestos](data-feed-tax-item.md)

### Tablas relacionadas con las adquisiciones
<a name="procurement-tables"></a>

El siguiente diagrama muestra los campos de la tabla de acuerdos en el dominio de Adquisiciones.

**nota**  
Para obtener más información sobre estas tablas, incluida una descripción de cada campo de la tabla y las uniones que se pueden crear, consulte [Fuente de datos de acuerdos](data-feed-agreements.md) en esta guía.

En las siguientes secciones se proporcionan diagramas de *relaciones entre entidades* (ER) para cada dominio. Cada diagrama de ER muestra las tablas y los campos de cada tabla, así como los campos que puede usar para unir las tablas.

**nota**  
Los diagramas de ER de esta sección no incluyen los campos comunes a todas las fuentes de datos. Para obtener más información acerca de los campos comunes, consulte [Almacenamiento y estructura de las fuentes de datos de AWS Marketplace](data-feed-details.md).

En la siguiente tabla, se describen los símbolos que se usan en los diagramas de ER.


| Símbolo | Descripción | 
| --- | --- | 
|  ![\[Una imagen de las letras “PK” como símbolo.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-primary-key.png)  |  **Clave principal**: clave principal de la tabla. Cuando se usa con los campos `valid_from` y `update_date`, es única. Para obtener más información sobre el uso conjunto de estos campos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization). Si hay más de un campo marcado como clave principal, los campos juntos forman la clave principal.  | 
|  ![\[Una imagen de las letras “FK” como símbolo.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-foreign-key.png)  |   **Clave externa**: campo que representa una clave principal en una tabla diferente. No es necesariamente única en la tabla.   En algunos casos, la clave externa puede estar en blanco si el registro de la tabla actual no tiene un registro correspondiente en la tabla externa.   | 
|  ![\[Una imagen de las letras “AK” como símbolo.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-alternate-key.png)  |   **Clave alternativa**: tecla que se puede utilizar como clave en la tabla. Sigue las mismas reglas de exclusividad que la clave principal.  | 
|  ![\[Imagen de una línea con una cruz en un extremo y un círculo y una bifurcación en el otro.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-one-to-many.png)  |   **Conector**: las líneas entre los campos representan una conexión, es decir, dos campos que se pueden usar para unir tablas. Los extremos de la línea representan el tipo de conexión. Este ejemplo representa una conexión de uno a varios.  | 

**Tipos de conectores**

En la siguiente tabla se muestran los tipos de extremos que puede tener cada conector.


| Tipo de conector | Descripción | 
| --- | --- | 
|  ![\[Imagen de una línea con una cruz en un extremo.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-one-to-n.png)  |   **Uno a n**: un conector con este extremo representa una unión que tiene exactamente un valor en este lado de la unión.  | 
|  ![\[Imagen de una línea con una cruz en un extremo.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-zero-or-one-to-n.png)  |   **Cero o uno a n**: un conector con este extremo representa una unión que tiene valores de cero o uno en este lado de la unión.  | 
|  ![\[Imagen de una línea con un círculo y una ramificación en un extremo.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-optional-many-to-n.png)  |   **Cero o más a n**: un conector con este extremo representa una unión que tiene cero, uno o varios valores en este lado de la unión.  | 
|  ![\[Imagen de una línea con una cruz y una ramificación en un extremo.\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/images/datafeeds-one-or-more-to-n.png)  |   **Uno o más a n**: un conector con este extremo representa una unión que tiene uno o varios valores en este lado de la unión.  | 

# Ejemplos de consultas de fuentes de datos
<a name="data-feed-full-examples"></a>

En esta sección se ofrecen ejemplos de consultas complejas que utilizan las fuentes de datos proporcionadas por AWS Marketplace. Estos ejemplos son similares al [Paneles de vendedores](dashboards.md) que se obtiene del AWS Marketplace Management Portal. Puede personalizar estas consultas para crear otros informes que necesite.

**Topics**
+ [Acuerdos y renovaciones](#data-feed-example-agreements)
+ [Ingresos facturados](#data-feed-example-billed-revenue)
+ [Facturas no cobradas o abonadas](#data-feed-example-collections)
+ [Facturas gravadas](#data-feed-example-tax)
+ [Abonos por producto](#data-feed-example-disbursement-by-product)
+ [Informe de compensación de ventas](#data-feed-example-sales-compensation)

## Acuerdos y renovaciones
<a name="data-feed-example-agreements"></a>

Para encontrar los datos del acuerdo y de la renovación, puede ejecutar un conjunto de consultas como las que se muestran en el siguiente ejemplo. Las consultas se complementan entre sí para crear la sección de datos detallados del panel de **acuerdos y renovaciones**. Puede usar el ejemplo que se muestra o personalizarlo para sus datos y casos de uso.

Los comentarios de las consultas explican lo que hacen las consultas y cómo modificarlas.

```
      Query currently under development.
```

## Ingresos facturados
<a name="data-feed-example-billed-revenue"></a>

Para encontrar los datos las facturas, puede ejecutar un conjunto de consultas como las que se muestran en el siguiente ejemplo. Las consultas se complementan entre sí para crear el informe de **Ingresos facturados.** Puede usar el ejemplo que se muestra o personalizarlo para sus datos y casos de uso.

Los comentarios de las consultas explican lo que hacen las consultas y cómo modificarlas.

```
-- Billed revenue report

-- General note: When executing this query we are assuming that the data ingested in the database uses 
-- two time axes (the valid_from column and the update_date column).
-- See documentation for more details: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed.html#data-feed-details

-- An account_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a separate revision of the data)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an account_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
with accounts_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    account_id,
    aws_account_id,
    encrypted_account_id,
    mailing_address_id,
    tax_address_id,
    tax_legal_name,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    tax_registration_number
  from
    (
      select
        account_id,
        aws_account_id,
        encrypted_account_id,
        mailing_address_id,
        tax_address_id,
        tax_legal_name,
        valid_from,
        delete_date,
        tax_registration_number,
        row_number() over (partition by account_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
      from
        accountfeed_v1
    )
    where
      -- keep latest ...
      row_num = 1
      -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
      and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
  ),

accounts_with_history as (
  with accounts_with_history_with_extended_valid_from as (
    select
      account_id,
      -- sometimes, this columns gets imported as a "bigint" and loses heading 0s -> casting to a char and re-adding heading 0s (if need be)
      substring('000000000000'||cast(aws_account_id as varchar),-12) as aws_account_id,
      encrypted_account_id,
      mailing_address_id,
      tax_address_id,
      tax_legal_name,
      -- The start time of account valid_from is extended to '1970-01-01 00:00:00', because:
      -- ... in tax report transformations, some tax line items with invoice_date cannot
      -- ... fall into the default valid time range of the associated account
      case
        when lag(valid_from) over (partition by account_id order by valid_from asc) is null
          then cast('1970-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
        else valid_from
      end as valid_from
    from accounts_with_uni_temporal_data
    )
  select
    account_id,
    aws_account_id,
    encrypted_account_id,
    mailing_address_id,
    tax_address_id,
    tax_legal_name,
    valid_from,
    coalesce(
      lead(valid_from) over (partition by account_id order by valid_from asc),
      cast('2999-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
    ) as valid_to
  from
    accounts_with_history_with_extended_valid_from
),

-- An address_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a separate revision of the data)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an account_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
address_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    address_id,
    company_name,
    email_domain,
    country_code,
    state_or_region,
    city,
    postal_code,
    row_num
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      update_date,
      delete_date,
      address_id,
      company_name,
      email_domain,
      country_code,
      state_or_region,
      city,
      postal_code,
      row_number() over (partition by address_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      addressfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (BTW: a given address is not supposed to change over time but when bugs ;-) so this query mainly does nothing)
address_with_latest_revision as (
  select
    valid_from,
    address_id,
    company_name,
    email_domain,
    country_code,
    state_or_region,
    city,
    postal_code,
    row_num_latest_revision
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      address_id,
      company_name,
      email_domain,
      country_code,
      state_or_region,
      city,
      postal_code,
      row_number() over (partition by address_id order by valid_from desc) as row_num_latest_revision
    from
      address_with_uni_temporal_data
  )
  where
    row_num_latest_revision = 1
),

accounts_with_history_with_company_name as (
  select
    awh.account_id,
    awh.aws_account_id,
    awh.encrypted_account_id,
    awh.mailing_address_id,
    awh.tax_address_id,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when address.company_name = '' then null else address.company_name end,
      awh.tax_legal_name) as mailing_company_name,
    address.email_domain,
    awh.valid_from,
    -- For BYOL, the agreement might be accepted (using some external non-AWS system or manual process) days before
    -- that BYOL agreement is entered into AWS Marketplace by the buyer. Therefore, the buyer is permitted to manually
    -- enter a backdated acceptance date, which might predate the point in time when the account was created.
    -- To work around this, we need to adjust the valid_from of the account to be
    -- earlier than the earliest possible backdated BYOL agreement acceptance date.
    case
      when lag(awh.valid_from) over (partition by aws_account_id order by awh.valid_from asc) is null
      then date_add('Day', -212, awh.valid_from)
      -- 212 is the longest delay between acceptance_date of the agreement and the account start_Date
      else awh.valid_from
    end as valid_from_adjusted,
    awh.valid_to
  from accounts_with_history as awh
  left join address_with_latest_revision as address on
    awh.mailing_address_id = address.address_id and awh.mailing_address_id is not null
),

-- An agreement_id has several valid_from dates (each representing an agreement revision)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an agreement_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
agreements_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    agreement_id,
    origin_offer_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    agreement_revision,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(start_date) as start_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(end_date) as end_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(acceptance_date) as acceptance_date,
    agreement_type,
    previous_agreement_id,
    agreement_intent
  from
  (
    select
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when agreement_id = '' then null else agreement_id end as agreement_id,
      origin_offer_id,
      proposer_account_id,
      acceptor_account_id,
      agreement_revision,
      valid_from,
      delete_date,
      start_date,
      end_date,
      acceptance_date,
      agreement_type,
      previous_agreement_id,
      agreement_intent,
      row_number() over (partition by agreement_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      -- TODO change to agreementfeed_v1 when Agreement Feed is GA'ed
      agreementfeed
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

agreements_with_history as (
  with agreements_with_window_functions as (
    select
      agreement_id,
      origin_offer_id as offer_id,
      proposer_account_id,
      acceptor_account_id,
      agreement_revision,
      start_date,
      end_date,
      acceptance_date,
      -- The start time of agreement valid_from is extended to '1970-01-01 00:00:00', because:
      -- ... in usage report transformations, some usage line items with usage_date cannot
      -- ... fall into the default valid time range of the associated agreement
      case
          when lag(valid_from) over (PARTITION BY agreement_id order by valid_from asc) is null
          then timestamp '1970-01-01 00:00:00'
          else valid_from
      end as valid_from,
      coalesce(
          lead(valid_from) over (partition by agreement_id order by valid_from asc),
          timestamp '2999-01-01 00:00:00'
      ) as valid_to,
      rank() over (partition by agreement_id order by valid_from asc) version,
      agreement_type,
      previous_agreement_id,
      agreement_intent
    from
      agreements_with_uni_temporal_data
  )
  select
    agreement_id,
    offer_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    agreement_revision,
    start_date,
    end_date,
    acceptance_date,
    valid_from,
    case
        when version=1 and valid_from<timestamp '2023-03-03 06:16:08.743' then timestamp '1970-01-01'
        -- The following 60 minute adjustment is to handle special case where When Renewal happens for a contract
        when version=1 then date_add('minute',-60,valid_from)
        else valid_from
    end as valid_from_adjusted,
    valid_to,
    agreement_type,
    previous_agreement_id,
    agreement_intent
  from
    agreements_with_window_functions
),

-- An offer_id has several valid_from dates (each representing an offer revision)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an offer_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
offers_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(delete_date) as delete_date,
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    name,
    expiration_date,
    opportunity_id,
    opportunity_name,
    opportunity_description,
    seller_account_id
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      update_date,
      delete_date,
      offer_id,
      offer_revision,
      name,
      expiration_date,
      opportunity_id,
      opportunity_name,
      opportunity_description,
      seller_account_id,
      row_number() over (partition by offer_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      offerfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

-- Here, we build the validity time range (adding valid_to on top of valid_from) of each offer revision.
-- We will use it to get Offer name at invoice time.
-- NB: If you'd rather get "current" offer name, un-comment "offers_with_latest_revision"
offers_with_history as (
  select
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    name,
    opportunity_id,
    opportunity_name,
    opportunity_description,
    valid_from,
    -- When we try to look up an offer revision as at the acceptance date of a BYOL agreement, we run into a problem.
    -- For BYOL, the agreement might be accepted (using some external non-AWS system or manual process) days before
    -- that BYOL agreement is entered into AWS Marketplace by the buyer. Therefore, the buyer is permitted to manually
    -- enter a backdated acceptance date, which might predate the point in time when the first revision of the offer
    -- was created. To work around this, we need to adjust the valid_from on the first revision of the offer to be
    -- earlier than the earliest possible backdated BYOL agreement acceptance date.
    case
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by offer_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from<cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
      then date_add('Day', -3857, valid_from)
      -- 3857 is the longest delay between acceptance_date of an agreement and the first revision of the offer
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by offer_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from >= cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
      then date_add('Day', -1460, valid_from)
      --after 2021 for the two offers we need to adjust for 2 more years
      else valid_from
    end as valid_from_adjusted,
    coalesce(
      lead(valid_from) over (partition by offer_id order by valid_from asc),
      cast('2999-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp))
    as valid_to
  from offers_with_uni_temporal_data
),
-- provided for reference only if you are interested into get "current" offer name
-- (ie. not used afterwards)
offers_with_latest_revision as (
  select
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    name,
    opportunity_name,
    opportunity_description,
    valid_from,
    null valid_to
  from
  (
    select
      offer_id,
      offer_revision,
      name,
      opportunity_name,
      opportunity_description,
      valid_from,
      null valid_to,
      row_number() over (partition by offer_id order by valid_from desc) as row_num_latest_revision
    from
      offers_with_uni_temporal_data
  )
  where
    row_num_latest_revision = 1
),

-- An offer_target_id has several valid_from dates (each representing an offer revision)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an offer_target_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
offer_targets_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(delete_date) as delete_date,
    offer_target_id,
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    target_type,
    polarity,
    value
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      update_date,
      delete_date,
      offer_target_id,
      offer_id,
      offer_revision,
      target_type,
      polarity,
      value,
      row_number() over (partition by offer_target_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      offertargetfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

offer_target_type as (
  select
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    substring(
      -- The first character indicates the priority (lower value means higher precedence):
      min(
        case
          when offer_target.target_type='BuyerAccounts' then '1Private'
          when offer_target.target_type='ParticipatingPrograms' then '2Program:'||cast(offer_target.value as varchar)
          when offer_target.target_type='CountryCodes' then '3GeoTargeted'
          -- well, there is no other case today, but rather be safe...
          else '4Other Targeting'
        end
      ),
      -- Remove the first character that was only used for th priority in the "min" aggregate function:
      2
    ) as offer_target
  from
    offer_targets_with_uni_temporal_data as offer_target
  group by
    offer_id,
    offer_revision
),

offers_with_history_with_target_type as (
  select
    offer.offer_id,
    offer.offer_revision,
    -- even though today it is not possible to combine several types of targeting in a single offer, let's ensure the query is still predictable if this gets possible in the future
    max(
      case
        when off_tgt.offer_target is null then 'Public'
        else off_tgt.offer_target
      end
    ) as offer_target,
    min(offer.name) as name,
    min(offer.opportunity_name) as opportunity_name,
    min(offer.opportunity_description) as opportunity_description,
    offer.valid_from,
    offer.valid_from_adjusted,
    offer.valid_to,
    offer.opportunity_id
  from
    offers_with_history as offer
  left join offer_target_type as off_tgt on
    offer.offer_id = off_tgt.offer_id
    and offer.offer_revision = off_tgt.offer_revision
  group by
    offer.offer_id,
    offer.offer_revision,
    offer.valid_from,
    offer.valid_from_adjusted,
    offer.valid_to,
    offer.opportunity_id
),

-- provided for reference only if you are interested into get "current" offer targets
-- (ie. not used afterwards)
offers_with_latest_revision_with_target_type as (
  select
    offer.offer_id,
    offer.offer_revision,
    -- even though today it is not possible to combine several types of targeting in a single offer, let's ensure the query is still predictable if this gets possible in the future
    max(
      distinct
      case
        when off_tgt.target_type is null then 'Public'
        when off_tgt.target_type='BuyerAccounts' then 'Private'
        when off_tgt.target_type='ParticipatingPrograms' then 'Program:'||cast(off_tgt.value as varchar)
        when off_tgt.target_type='CountryCodes' then 'GeoTargeted'
        -- well, there is no other case today, but rather be safe...
        else 'Other Targeting'
      end
    ) as offer_target,
    min(offer.name) as name,
    min(offer.opportunity_name) as opportunity_name,
    min(offer.opportunity_description) as opportunity_description,
    offer.valid_from,
    offer.valid_to
  from
    offers_with_latest_revision offer
    -- left joining because public offers don't have targets
    left join offer_targets_with_uni_temporal_data off_tgt on
      offer.offer_id=off_tgt.offer_id and offer.offer_revision=off_tgt.offer_revision
  group by
    offer.offer_id,
    offer.offer_revision,
    -- redundant with offer_revision, as each revision has a dedicated valid_from (but cleaner in the group by)
    offer.valid_from,
    offer.valid_to
),

-- A product_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a product revision),
-- but because of bi-temporality, each product_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
products_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(delete_date) as delete_date,
    product_id,
    manufacturer_account_id,
    product_code,
    title
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      update_date,
      delete_date,
      product_id,
      manufacturer_account_id,
      product_code,
      title,
      row_number() over (partition by product_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      productfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

products_with_history as (
  select
    product_id,
    title,
    valid_from,
    -- Offerv2 can have upto 50 years and Offerv3 is upto 5 years of past date
    case
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from<cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
        then date_add('Day', -3857, valid_from)
      -- 3827 is the longest delay between acceptance_date of an agreement and the product
      -- we are keeping 3857 as a consistency between the offers and products
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from >= cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
        then date_add('Day', -2190, valid_from)
      --after 2021 for the two offers we need to adjust for 2 more years
      else valid_from 
    end as valid_from_adjusted,
    coalesce(
      lead(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc),
      cast('2999-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
    ) as valid_to,
    product_code,
    manufacturer_account_id
  from
    products_with_uni_temporal_data
),

legacy_products as (
  select
    legacy_id,
    new_id
  from
    legacyidmappingfeed_v1
  where
    mapping_type='PRODUCT'
  group by
    legacy_id,
    new_id
),

-- A given billing_event_id represents an accounting event and thus has only one valid_from date,
-- but because of bi-temporality, a billing_event_id (+ its valid_from) can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    billing_event_id,
    valid_from,
    update_date,
    delete_date,
    invoice_date,
    transaction_type,
    transaction_reference_id,
    parent_billing_event_id,
    bank_trace_id,
    broker_id,
    product_id,
    disbursement_billing_event_id,
    action,
    from_account_id,
    to_account_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    billing_address_id,
    amount,
    currency,
    balance_impacting,
    --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
    case when agreement_id = '' then null else agreement_id end as agreement_id,
    invoice_id,
    payment_due_date,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    row_num
  from
  (
    select
      billing_event_id,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
      delete_date,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(invoice_date) as invoice_date,
      transaction_type,
      transaction_reference_id,
      parent_billing_event_id,
      -- casting in case data was imported as number
      cast(bank_trace_id as varchar) as bank_trace_id,
      broker_id,
      product_id,
      disbursement_billing_event_id,
      action,
      from_account_id,
      to_account_id,
      end_user_account_id,
      billing_address_id,
      -- casting in case data was imported as varchar
      cast(amount as decimal(38,6)) as amount,
      currency,
      balance_impacting,
      agreement_id,
      invoice_id,
      case when payment_due_date is null or payment_due_date = '' then null else from_iso8601_timestamp(payment_due_date) end as payment_due_date,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(usage_period_start_date) as usage_period_start_date,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(usage_period_end_date) as usage_period_end_date,
      buyer_transaction_reference_id,
      row_number() over (partition by billing_event_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      billingeventfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

-- Here we select the account_id of the current seller (We identify this by looking for the to_account_id related to revenue transactions).
-- We will use it later to distinguish own agreements from agreements generated by channel partners.
seller_account as (
  select
    from_account_id as seller_account_id
  from
    billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data bill
  where
    -- Assumption here is only seller will pay listing fee. As of 12/21/2021, there are cases that Channel partner have 0 listing fee for CPPO, so the amount could be 0.
    bill.transaction_type like 'AWS_REV_SHARE' and amount <= 0 and action = 'INVOICED'
  group by
    -- from_account_id is always the same for all those "listing fee" transactions == the seller of record himself.
    -- If this view returns more than 1 record, the overall query will fail (on purpose). Please contact AWS Marketplace if this happens.
    from_account_id
),

billing_event_with_business_flags as (
  select
    bl.billing_event_id,
    bl.end_user_account_id,
    bl.agreement_id,
    aggrement.proposer_account_id,
    aggrement.offer_id,
    aggrement.acceptor_account_id,
    case
      -- For AWS and BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT, the billing event feed will show the "AWS Marketplace" account as the
      -- receiver of the funds and the seller as the payer. We are not interested in this information here.
      -- Null values will be ignored by the `max` aggregation function.
      when bl.transaction_type like 'AWS%' then null
      -- For BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT, payer is seller themselves
      when bl.invoice_id is null then bl.to_account_id
      -- We get the payer of the invoice from *any* transaction type that is not AWS and not BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT (because they are the same for a given end user + agreement + product).
      else bl.from_account_id
    end as payer_account_id,
    bl.product_id,
    bl.action,
    bl.transaction_type,
    bl.parent_billing_event_id,
    bl.disbursement_billing_event_id,
    bl.amount,
    bl.currency,
    bl.balance_impacting,
    bl.invoice_date,
    bl.payment_due_date,
    bl.usage_period_start_date,
    bl.usage_period_end_date,
    bl.invoice_id,
    bl.billing_address_id,
    bl.transaction_reference_id,
    bl.buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    case when disbursement.bank_trace_id = 'EMEA_MP_TEST_TRACE_ID' then null else disbursement.bank_trace_id end as bank_trace_id,
    case when disbursement.bank_trace_id = 'EMEA_MP_TEST_TRACE_ID' then null else disbursement.invoice_date end as disbursement_date,
    disbursement.billing_event_id as disbursement_id,
    -- We will use disbursement_id_or_invoiced as part of the PK, so it cannot be null:
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when disbursement.billing_event_id = '' then null else disbursement.billing_event_id end,
      '<invoiced>') as disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    bl.broker_id,
    case
      when bl.invoice_id is null /* transaction_type = 'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT' */
        then (select seller_account_id from seller_account) ||':'|| cast(bl.invoice_date as varchar)
      else bl.buyer_transaction_reference_id
        ||'-'|| case when bl.agreement_id is null or bl.agreement_id = '' then ' ' else bl.agreement_id end
        ||'-'|| case when bl.end_user_account_id is null or bl.end_user_account_id = '' then ' ' else bl.end_user_account_id end
        ||'-'|| coalesce(cast(bl.usage_period_start_date as varchar),' ')
        ||'-'|| coalesce(cast(bl.usage_period_end_date as varchar),' ')
    end as internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    bl.buyer_transaction_reference_id <> bl.transaction_reference_id as is_seller_invoice,
    case when bl.transaction_type = 'SELLER_REV_SHARE' and (select seller_account_id from seller_account) <> bl.to_account_id then true else false end as is_cog,
    case when bl.transaction_type in('SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT', 'SELLER_REV_SHARE_REFUND') and (select seller_account_id from seller_account) <> bl.to_account_id then true else false end as is_cog_refund,
    --TODO: replace below logic once we can create a logic the identify reseller/manufacturer without depending on agreement feed
    case when aggrement.proposer_account_id <> (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then true else false end as is_manufacturer_view_of_reseller
  from
    billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data as bl
    left join billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data as disbursement on
      disbursement.transaction_type like 'DISBURSEMENT%'
        and disbursement.action = 'DISBURSED'
        and disbursement.transaction_type IN ('DISBURSEMENT', 'DISBURSEMENT_FAILURE')
        and bl.disbursement_billing_event_id = disbursement.billing_event_id
    left join agreements_with_history as aggrement on
      bl.agreement_id = aggrement.agreement_id
        and bl.invoice_date >= aggrement.valid_from_adjusted
        and bl.invoice_date<aggrement.valid_to
    left join accounts_with_history awh on
      bl.to_account_id = awh.account_id
        and bl.invoice_date >= awh.valid_from
        and bl.invoice_date<awh.valid_to
  where
    bl.transaction_type not like 'DISBURSEMENT%' and
      (bl.agreement_id is null or bl.agreement_id = ''
      or aggrement.agreement_id is not null)
),

-- listagg function in athena does not support partitioning, grouping here and then joining to the main query
seller_invoice_list as (
  select
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    listagg(case when not is_seller_invoice then null else invoice_id end,',') within group (order by case when not is_seller_invoice then null else cast(invoice_date as varchar) end) as seller_invoice_id_or_null,
    listagg(case when not is_seller_invoice then null else cast(invoice_date as varchar) end,',') within group (order by case when not is_seller_invoice then null else cast(invoice_date as varchar) end) as seller_invoice_date_or_null
  from
    (
    -- listagg function in athena does not support ordering by another field when distinct is used,
    -- here we first select distinct invoices and then do the listagg order by invoice_date
    select distinct internal_buyer_line_item_id, is_seller_invoice, invoice_id, invoice_date
    from billing_event_with_business_flags) distinct_invoices
  group by internal_buyer_line_item_id
  order by internal_buyer_line_item_id
),

billing_event_with_categorized_transaction as (
-- Use the flags that were created in the previous transformation in more calculated columns:
-- NOTE: This transformation has no joins and no window functions
  select
    billing_event_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    agreement_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    offer_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    case when is_cog or is_cog_refund then null else payer_account_id end as payer_account_id,
    product_id,
    action,
    transaction_type,
    parent_billing_event_id,
    disbursement_billing_event_id,
    amount,
    currency,
    balance_impacting,
    invoice_date,
    payment_due_date,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    invoice_id,
    billing_address_id,
    transaction_reference_id,
    buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    broker_id,
    bl.internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    is_seller_invoice,
    is_cog,
    is_cog_refund,
    is_manufacturer_view_of_reseller,

    -- Buyer/seller columns:
    case when is_seller_invoice then null else invoice_id end as buyer_invoice_id_or_null,
    seller_invoices.seller_invoice_id_or_null,
    case when is_seller_invoice then null else invoice_date end as buyer_invoice_date_or_null,
    seller_invoices.seller_invoice_date_or_null,

    -- Categorized amounts by transaction type:
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_REV_SHARE' and not is_cog then amount else 0 end as gross_revenue,
    case when transaction_type in ('SELLER_REV_SHARE_REFUND','SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT') and not is_cog_refund then amount else 0 end as gross_refund,
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_REV_SHARE' and     is_cog then amount else 0 end as cogs,
    case when transaction_type in ('SELLER_REV_SHARE_REFUND','SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT') and     is_cog_refund then amount else 0 end as cogs_refund,
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_REV_SHARE' then amount else 0 end as aws_rev_share,
    case when transaction_type in ('AWS_REV_SHARE_REFUND','AWS_REV_SHARE_CREDIT') then amount else 0 end as aws_refund_share,
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_TAX_SHARE' and not is_seller_invoice then amount else 0 end as aws_tax_share,             -- AWS tax share from _buyer_  invoice
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_TAX_SHARE' and     is_seller_invoice then amount else 0 end as aws_tax_share_listing_fee, -- AWS tax share from _seller_ invoice
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_TAX_SHARE_REFUND' and not is_seller_invoice then amount else 0 end as aws_tax_share_refund,
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_TAX_SHARE_REFUND' and     is_seller_invoice then amount else 0 end as aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee,
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_TAX_SHARE' then amount else 0 end as seller_tax_share,
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_TAX_SHARE_REFUND' then amount else 0 end as seller_tax_share_refund,
    case when transaction_type =   'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT' then amount else 0 end as balance_adjustment,
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT' then amount else 0 end as seller_rev_credit,
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_REV_SHARE_CREDIT' then amount else 0 end as aws_ref_fee_credit
  from
    billing_event_with_business_flags as bl
    left join seller_invoice_list as seller_invoices
      on bl.internal_buyer_line_item_id = seller_invoices.internal_buyer_line_item_id
    ),

line_items_aggregated as (
-- This transformation has the only "group by" in all of these transformations.
-- NOTE: This transformation has no joins and no window functions
  select
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    product_id,
    broker_id,
    currency,
    agreement_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    max(payer_account_id) as payer_account_id,
    offer_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    max(payment_due_date) payment_due_date,
    buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    max(billing_address_id) as billing_address_id,

    -- Buyer/seller columns:
    max(buyer_invoice_id_or_null) as buyer_invoice_id,
    max(seller_invoice_id_or_null) as seller_invoice_id,
    max(buyer_invoice_date_or_null) as buyer_invoice_date,
    max(seller_invoice_date_or_null) as seller_invoice_date,
  
    -- Categorized amounts by transaction type:
    -- When disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>',    these are invoiced amounts
    -- When disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' these are disbursed amounts for _this_ specific disbursement_id
    sum(gross_revenue) as gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(gross_refund) as gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(cogs) as cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(cogs_refund) as cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_rev_share) as aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_refund_share) as aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_tax_share) as aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_tax_share_listing_fee) as aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_tax_share_refund) as aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee) as aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(seller_tax_share) as seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(seller_tax_share_refund) as seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(balance_adjustment) as balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(seller_rev_credit) as seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_ref_fee_credit) as aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced
  from
    billing_event_with_categorized_transaction as billing_categorized
  group by
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    broker_id,
    -- The following columns are included the in group by but they are intentionally omitted from the PK.
    -- These columns should have the _same_ values for each record in the PK.
    product_id,
    currency,
    agreement_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    offer_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date
),

-- listagg function in athena does not support partitioning, grouping here and then joining to the main query
disbursement_list as (
  select
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    listagg(cast(disbursement_date as varchar),',') within group (order by cast(disbursement_date as varchar)) as disbursement_date_list,
    listagg(bank_trace_id,',') within group (order by cast(disbursement_date as varchar)) as disburse_bank_trace_id_list
    from (
    -- listagg function in athena does not support ordering by another field when distinct is used,
    -- here we first select distinct bank_trace_ids and then do the listagg order by disbursement_date
    select distinct internal_buyer_line_item_id, disbursement_date, bank_trace_id
  from billing_event_with_business_flags) distinct_disbursements
  group by internal_buyer_line_item_id
  order by internal_buyer_line_item_id
),

line_items_with_window_functions as (
--add flag next step compare gross_revenue and gross_revenue_disbursed or gross_refund and gross_refund_disbursed
  select
    line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    product_id,
    broker_id,
    currency,
    agreement_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    -- when there's aws_rev_Share adjustment/refund to a seller_rev_share invoice, it can happen that for the same aws_rev_share invoice_id, there are multiple disbursement events,
    -- using windows function to map payer_account_id of seller_rev_share to all corresponding aws_rev_Share
    max(payer_account_id) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as payer_account_id,
    offer_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    payment_due_date,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    billing_address_id,

    -- Buyer/seller columns:
    max(buyer_invoice_id) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as buyer_invoice_id,
    seller_invoice_id,
    max(buyer_invoice_date) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as buyer_invoice_date,
    seller_invoice_date,

    -- When disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>', these are actually invoiced amounts
    -- When disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' these are disbursed amounts for _this_ specific disbursement_id
    gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    -- IMPORTANT: All window functions partitioned by internal_buyer_line_item_id:

    -- Invoiced amounts, categorized by transaction type:
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end)over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as gross_revenue_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as gross_refund_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as cogs_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as cogs_refund_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_rev_share_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_refund_share_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_tax_share_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as balance_adjustment_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_rev_credit_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_ref_fee_credit_invoiced,

    -- Total disbursed amounts (for all disbursement_id values), categorized by transaction type:
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as gross_revenue_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as gross_refund_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as cogs_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as cogs_refund_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_rev_share_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_refund_share_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_tax_share_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as balance_adjustment_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_rev_credit_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> '<invoiced>' then aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_ref_fee_credit_disbursed,

    -- aggregate multiple disbursement
    max(disbursement_date) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as last_disbursement_date,
    first_value(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>' then null else disbursement_id_or_invoiced end) over(partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id order by coalesce(disbursement_date,cast('1900-01-01' as timestamp)) desc rows between unbounded preceding and unbounded following) as last_disbursement_id,
    first_value(bank_trace_id) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id order by coalesce(disbursement_date,cast('1900-01-01' as timestamp)) desc rows between unbounded preceding and unbounded following) as last_disburse_bank_trace_id,
    disb_list.disbursement_date_list,
    disb_list.disburse_bank_trace_id_list
  from
    line_items_aggregated as line_item
    left join disbursement_list disb_list
      on line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id = disb_list.internal_buyer_line_item_id
),

cppo_offer_id as (
  select
    -- Channel partner offers do not exist in offertargetfeed_v1 table (as per legal requirement), causing cppo offer be defined as 'Public' in previous step, we will convert them back to 'Private' in next step
    offer_id
  from
    offers_with_uni_temporal_data
  where
    -- seller_account_id is null means the ISV owns the offer
    seller_account_id is not null
    and seller_account_id <>  (select seller_account_id from seller_account)
  group by
    offer_id
),

line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address as (
  select
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    line.product_id,
    legacy_product.legacy_id as legacy_product_id,
    products.title as product_title,
    line.broker_id,
    line.currency,
    line.end_user_account_id,
    acc_enduser.encrypted_account_id as end_user_encrypted_account_id,
    acc_enduser.aws_account_id as end_user_aws_account_id,
    acc_payer.aws_account_id as payer_aws_account_id,
    acc_payer.encrypted_account_id payer_encrypted_account_id,
    line.agreement_id,
    agreement.agreement_revision,
    line.proposer_account_id,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else agreement.start_date end as Agreement_Start_Date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else agreement.end_date end as Agreement_End_Date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else agreement.acceptance_date end as Agreement_Acceptance_Date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else agreement.valid_from end as agreement_updated_date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else line.usage_period_start_date end as Usage_Period_Start_Date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else line.usage_period_end_date end as Usage_Period_End_Date,

    line.acceptor_account_id,
    acc_subscriber.aws_account_id as subscriber_aws_account_id,
    acc_subscriber.encrypted_account_id as subscriber_encrypted_account_id,
    offer.offer_id,
    case
      when offer.offer_id in (
        select distinct offer_id
        from cppo_offer_id)
        then 'Private'
      else offer.offer_target
    end as offer_target,
    offer.name offer_name,
    offer.opportunity_name offer_opportunity_name,
    offer.opportunity_description offer_opportunity_description,
    offer.opportunity_id,
    payment_due_date,
    line.bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    billing_address_id,
    buyer_invoice_id,
    seller_invoice_id,
    buyer_invoice_date,
    seller_invoice_date,
    gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_invoiced,
    gross_refund_invoiced,
    cogs_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_disbursed,
    gross_refund_disbursed,
    cogs_disbursed,
    cogs_refund_disbursed,
    aws_rev_share_disbursed,
    aws_refund_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    balance_adjustment_disbursed,
    seller_rev_credit_disbursed,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_disbursed,
    last_disbursement_date,
    last_disbursement_id,
    last_disburse_bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date_list,
    disburse_bank_trace_id_list,
    products.product_code,
    acc_products.aws_account_id as manufacturer_aws_account_id,
    products.manufacturer_account_id,
    --add subscriber and payer addressID, payer address preference order: tax address > billing address > mailing address,  subscriber address preference order: tax address >  mailing address
    coalesce (
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null in order to follow the preference order logic above
      case when acc_subscriber.tax_address_id ='' then null else acc_subscriber.tax_address_id end,
      case when acc_subscriber.mailing_address_id = '' then null else acc_subscriber.mailing_address_id end) as subscriber_address_id,
    coalesce (
      case when acc_payer.tax_address_id = '' then null else acc_payer.tax_address_id end,
      case when line.billing_address_id = '' then null else line.billing_address_id end,
      case when acc_payer.mailing_address_id = '' then null else acc_payer.mailing_address_id end) as payer_address_id,
    coalesce (
      case when acc_enduser.tax_address_id = '' then null else acc_enduser.tax_address_id end,
      case when line.billing_address_id = '' then null else line.billing_address_id end,
      case when acc_enduser.mailing_address_id = '' then null else acc_enduser.mailing_address_id end) as end_user_address_id
  from
    line_items_with_window_functions as line
  left join agreements_with_history as agreement on
      line.agreement_id = agreement.agreement_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= agreement.valid_from_adjusted and line.buyer_invoice_date<agreement.valid_to
  left join offers_with_history_with_target_type as offer on
        line.offer_id = offer.offer_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= offer.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date<offer.valid_to
  left join products_with_history as products on
        line.product_id = products.product_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= products.valid_from_adjusted and line.buyer_invoice_date<products.valid_to
  left join legacy_products as legacy_product on
        line.product_id = legacy_product.new_id
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_payer on
        line.payer_account_id = acc_payer.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_payer.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date<acc_payer.valid_to
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_enduser on
        line.end_user_account_id = acc_enduser.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_enduser.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date<acc_enduser.valid_to
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_subscriber on
        line.acceptor_account_id = acc_subscriber.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_subscriber.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date<acc_subscriber.valid_to
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_products on
        products.manufacturer_account_id = acc_products.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_products.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date<acc_products.valid_to

),

line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address_name as (
  select
    line.internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    product_id,
    legacy_product_id,
    product_title,
    broker_id,
    currency,
    end_user_address_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    end_user_encrypted_account_id,
    end_user_aws_account_id,
    add_enduser.company_name end_user_company_name,
    add_enduser.email_domain end_user_email_domain,
    add_enduser.city end_user_city,
    add_enduser.state_or_region end_user_state,
    add_enduser.country_code end_user_country,
    add_enduser.postal_code end_user_postal_code,
    payer_aws_account_id,
    payer_encrypted_account_id,
    payer_address_id,
    add_payer.company_name payer_company_name,
    add_payer.email_domain payer_email_domain,
    add_payer.city payer_city,
    add_payer.state_or_region payer_state,
    add_payer.country_code payer_country,
    add_payer.postal_code payer_postal_code,
    agreement_id,
    agreement_revision,
    agreement_start_date,
    agreement_end_date,
    agreement_acceptance_date,
    agreement_updated_date,
    case when proposer_account_id = (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then null else acc_proposer.aws_account_id end as reseller_aws_account_id,
    case when proposer_account_id = (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then null else acc_proposer.mailing_company_name end as reseller_company_name,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    proposer_account_id,
    acc_proposer.aws_account_id as proposer_aws_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    subscriber_aws_account_id,
    subscriber_encrypted_account_id,
    subscriber_address_id,
    add_subscriber.company_name subscriber_company_name,
    add_subscriber.email_domain subscriber_email_domain,
    add_subscriber.city subscriber_city,
    add_subscriber.state_or_region subscriber_state,
    add_subscriber.country_code subscriber_country,
    add_subscriber.postal_code subscriber_postal_code,
    offer_id,
    offer_target,
    offer_name,
    offer_opportunity_name,
    offer_opportunity_description,
    opportunity_id,
    payment_due_date,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    billing_address_id,
    max(buyer_invoice_id)as buyer_invoice_id,
    max(seller_invoice_id)as seller_invoice_id,
    max(buyer_invoice_date)as buyer_invoice_date,
    max(seller_invoice_date)as seller_invoice_date,
    gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    (gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced
      + cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced) as seller_net_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_invoiced,
    gross_refund_invoiced,
    cogs_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_disbursed,
    gross_refund_disbursed,
    cogs_disbursed,
    cogs_refund_disbursed,
    aws_rev_share_disbursed,
    aws_refund_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    balance_adjustment_disbursed,
    seller_rev_credit_disbursed,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_disbursed,
    (gross_revenue_invoiced + gross_revenue_disbursed) as uncollected_gross_revenue,
    -- net revenue = gross revenue - listing fee - tax - cogs
    (gross_revenue_invoiced + gross_refund_invoiced + aws_rev_share_invoiced + aws_refund_share_invoiced + seller_tax_share_invoiced + seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced + cogs_invoiced + cogs_refund_invoiced + aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced + aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced) as seller_net_revenue,
    (gross_revenue_invoiced + gross_refund_invoiced + aws_rev_share_invoiced + aws_refund_share_invoiced + seller_tax_share_invoiced + seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced + cogs_invoiced + cogs_refund_invoiced + aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced + aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced
      + gross_revenue_disbursed + gross_refund_disbursed + aws_rev_share_disbursed + aws_refund_share_disbursed + seller_tax_share_disbursed + seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed + cogs_disbursed + cogs_refund_disbursed + aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed + aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed) as uncollected_seller_net_revenue,
    last_disbursement_date,
    last_disbursement_id,
    last_disburse_bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date_list,
    disburse_bank_trace_id_list,
    product_code,
    manufacturer_aws_account_id,
    manufacturer_account_id,
    acc_manu.mailing_company_name as manufacturer_company_name,
    cast(null as varchar) as AR_Period,
    case
      when (
        (gross_revenue_invoiced <>0 and gross_revenue_invoiced = -1 * gross_revenue_disbursed)
        or (gross_refund_invoiced <> 0 and gross_refund_invoiced = -1 * gross_refund_disbursed)
        or (balance_adjustment_invoiced <> 0 and balance_adjustment_invoiced = -1 * balance_adjustment_disbursed)
        or (seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced <> 0 and seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced = -1 * seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed)
        or (gross_revenue_invoiced = 0 and gross_refund_invoiced = 0 and balance_adjustment_invoiced = 0 and seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced = 0 and last_disbursement_id is not null)) then 'Yes'
      when gross_revenue_disbursed = 0 and gross_refund_disbursed = 0 and balance_adjustment_disbursed = 0 and seller_tax_share_disbursed = 0 and seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed = 0 then 'No'
      else 'Partial'
    end as Disbursement_Flag
  from line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address as line
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_manu on
    line.manufacturer_account_id = acc_manu.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_manu.valid_from_adjusted and line.buyer_invoice_date <= acc_manu.valid_to
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_proposer on
    line.proposer_account_id = acc_proposer.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_proposer.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date<acc_proposer.valid_to
  left join address_with_latest_revision as add_payer on
    line.payer_address_id = add_payer.address_id
  left join address_with_latest_revision as add_subscriber on
    line.subscriber_address_id = add_subscriber.address_id
  left join address_with_latest_revision as add_enduser on
    line.end_user_address_id = add_enduser.address_id
  group by
    line.internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    product_id,
    legacy_product_id,
    product_title,
    broker_id,
    currency,
    end_user_address_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    end_user_encrypted_account_id,
    end_user_aws_account_id,
    add_enduser.company_name,
    add_enduser.email_domain,
    add_enduser.city,
    add_enduser.state_or_region,
    add_enduser.country_code,
    add_enduser.postal_code,
    payer_aws_account_id,
    payer_encrypted_account_id,
    payer_address_id,
    add_payer.company_name,
    add_payer.email_domain,
    add_payer.city,
    add_payer.state_or_region,
    add_payer.country_code,
    add_payer.postal_code,
    agreement_id,
    agreement_revision,
    case when proposer_account_id = (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then null else acc_proposer.aws_account_id end,
    case when proposer_account_id = (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then null else acc_proposer.mailing_company_name end,
    agreement_start_date,
    agreement_end_date,
    agreement_acceptance_date,
    agreement_updated_date,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    acceptor_account_id,
    subscriber_aws_account_id,
    subscriber_encrypted_account_id,
    subscriber_address_id,
    add_subscriber.company_name,
    add_subscriber.email_domain,
    add_subscriber.city,
    add_subscriber.state_or_region,
    add_subscriber.country_code,
    add_subscriber.postal_code,
    offer_id,
    offer_target,
    offer_name,
    offer_opportunity_name,
    offer_opportunity_description,
    opportunity_id,
    payment_due_date,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    billing_address_id,
    gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_invoiced,
    gross_refund_invoiced,
    cogs_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_disbursed,
    gross_refund_disbursed,
    cogs_disbursed,
    cogs_refund_disbursed,
    aws_rev_share_disbursed,
    aws_refund_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    balance_adjustment_disbursed,
    seller_rev_credit_disbursed,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_disbursed,
    last_disbursement_date,
    last_disbursement_id,
    last_disburse_bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date_list,
    disburse_bank_trace_id_list,
    product_code,
    manufacturer_aws_account_id,
    manufacturer_account_id,
    acc_manu.mailing_company_name,
    proposer_account_id,
    acc_proposer.aws_account_id
),

billed_revenue as (
  select
    ------------------
    -- Invoice Info --
    ------------------
    buyer_invoice_date as Invoice_Date,
    Payment_Due_Date as Payment_Due_Date,
    concat(
      'Net ',
      case
        when abs(date_diff('Day', Payment_due_date, buyer_invoice_date))>180 then '180+'
        else cast(abs(date_diff('Day', Payment_due_date, buyer_invoice_date)) as varchar)
        end,
      ' days'
    ) as payment_terms,
    buyer_invoice_id as Invoice_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when seller_invoice_id = '' then null else seller_invoice_id end,
      'Not applicable') as Listing_Fee_Invoice_ID,

    ---------------------------
    --End user Information --
    ---------------------------
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when End_User_Company_Name = '' then null else End_User_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as End_User_Company_Name,
    End_User_AWS_Account_ID,
    End_User_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    End_User_Email_Domain,
    End_User_City,
    End_User_State as End_User_State_or_Region,
    End_User_Country,
    End_User_Postal_Code,
    End_User_Address_ID,

    ---------------------------
    --Subscriber Information --
    ---------------------------
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Company_Name is null or Subscriber_Company_Name = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Company_Name
      end as Subscriber_Company_Name,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Subscriber_AWS_Account_ID
      end as Subscriber_AWS_Account_ID,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Subscriber_Encrypted_Account_ID
      end as Subscriber_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Email_Domain is null or Subscriber_Email_Domain = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Email_Domain
      end as Subscriber_Email_Domain,
    case
      when Agreement_id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_City is null or Subscriber_City = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_City
      end as Subscriber_City,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_State is null or Subscriber_State = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_State
      end as Subscriber_State_or_Region,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Country is null or Subscriber_Country = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Country
      end as Subscriber_Country,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Postal_Code is null or Subscriber_Postal_Code = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Postal_Code
      end as Subscriber_Postal_Code,
    case
      when Agreement_ID is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Address_ID is null or Subscriber_Address_ID = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Address_ID
      end as Subscriber_Address_ID,

    ----------------------
    -- Procurement Info --
    ----------------------
     -- product title at time of invoice. It is possible that the title changes over time and therefore there may be multiple product titles mapped to a single product id.
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Product_Title = '' then null else Product_Title end,
      'Not provided') as Product_Title,
    -- offer name at time of invoice. It is possible that the name changes over time therefore there may be multiple offer names mapped to a single offer id.
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when (Offer_Name is null or Offer_Name = '') and Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
      else Offer_Name
      end as Offer_Name,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = ''
      then 'Not available'
      else Offer_ID
      end as Offer_ID,
    -- offer target at time of invoice.,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Offer_Target
      end as Offer_Visibility,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Agreement_ID = '' then null else Agreement_ID end,
      'Not available') as Agreement_ID,
    Agreement_Start_Date,
    Agreement_Acceptance_Date,
    Agreement_End_Date,
    Usage_Period_Start_Date,
    Usage_Period_End_Date,

    -----------------------
    -- Disbursement Info --
    -----------------------
    case
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then 'Disbursed'
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'No' then 'Not Disbursed'
      else 'Other'
      end as Disbursement_Status,
    last_disbursement_date as disbursement_date,
    case
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'No' then 'Not applicable'
      when disburse_bank_trace_id_list is null or disburse_bank_trace_id_list = '' then 'Not available'
      else disburse_bank_trace_id_list
    end as disburse_bank_trace_id,

    --------------
    -- Revenues --
    --------------
    -- We are rounding the sums using 2 decimal precision
    -- Note that the rounding method might differ between SQL implementations.
    -- The monthly revenue report is using RoundingMode.HALF_UP. This might create tiny discrepancies between this SQL output
    -- and the legacy report
    round(gross_revenue_invoiced,2) as Gross_Revenue,
    round(gross_refund_invoiced,2) as Gross_Refund,
    round(aws_rev_share_invoiced,2) as Listing_Fee,
    round(aws_refund_share_invoiced,2) as Listing_Fee_Refund,
    truncate(
      case
        when gross_revenue_invoiced != 0 then abs(aws_rev_share_invoiced/gross_revenue_invoiced)
        when gross_refund_invoiced != 0 then abs(aws_refund_share_invoiced/gross_refund_invoiced)
        else 0
      end
      ,4) as Listing_Fee_Percentage,
    round(seller_tax_share_invoiced,2) as Seller_Tax_Share,
    round(seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,2) as Seller_Tax_Share_Refund,
    round(aws_tax_share_invoiced,2) as AWS_Tax_Share,
    round(aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,2) as AWS_Tax_Share_Refund,
    round(aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,2) as AWS_Tax_Share_Listing_Fee,
    round(aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,2) as AWS_Tax_Share_Refund_Listing_Fee,
    round(cogs_invoiced,2) as Wholesale_cost,
    round(cogs_refund_invoiced,2) as Wholesale_cost_Refund,
    round(seller_net_revenue,2) as Seller_Net_Revenue,
    currency as Currency,

    substring(internal_buyer_line_item_id,1,strpos(internal_buyer_line_item_id,'-')-1) as Transaction_Reference_ID,
    broker_id as AWS_seller_of_record,

    -----------------
    -- Resale info --
    -----------------
    case
      when Opportunity_Id is null or Opportunity_Id = '' then
        case
          when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
          when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
          else null
        end
      else Opportunity_Id
    end as Resale_authorization_ID,
    case
      when Offer_Opportunity_Name is null or Offer_Opportunity_Name = '' then
        case
          when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
          when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
          else null
        end
      else Offer_Opportunity_Name
    end as Resale_authorization_name,
    case
      when Offer_Opportunity_Description is null or Offer_Opportunity_Description = '' then
        case
         when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
         when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
         else null
        end
      else Offer_Opportunity_Name
    end as Resale_authorization_description,
    case
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is not null and Reseller_AWS_Account_ID != '')
        and (Reseller_Company_Name is null or Reseller_Company_Name = '') then 'Not available'
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '')
        and (opportunity_id is null or opportunity_id = '') then 'Not applicable'
      when (select seller_account_id from seller_account) <> manufacturer_aws_account_id
        and (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '') then 'Not applicable'
      else Reseller_Company_Name
    end as Reseller_Company_Name,
    case
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '')
        and (Opportunity_Id is null or Opportunity_Id = '') then 'Not applicable'
      when (select seller_account_id from seller_account) <> manufacturer_aws_account_id
        and (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '') then 'Not applicable'
      else Reseller_AWS_Account_ID
    end as Reseller_AWS_Account_ID,

    -----------------------
    -- Payer Information --
    -----------------------
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Payer_Company_Name = '' then null else Payer_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as Payer_Company_Name,
    Payer_AWS_Account_ID,
    Payer_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    Payer_Email_Domain,
    Payer_City,
    Payer_State as Payer_State_or_Region,
    Payer_Country,
    Payer_Postal_Code,
    Payer_Address_ID,

    ---------------------
    -- ISV Information --
    ---------------------
    manufacturer_aws_account_id as ISV_Account_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Manufacturer_Company_Name = '' then null else Manufacturer_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as ISV_Company_Name,

    ---------------------
    -- Products info --
    ---------------------
    Legacy_Product_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Product_ID = '' then null else Product_ID end,
      'Not provided') as Product_ID,
    Product_Code
  from
    line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address_name as line
  where disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>'

)

select *
from billed_revenue
where invoice_date >= date_add('DAY', -90, current_date)
--where invoice_date between cast('2023-01-01' as timestamp) and cast('2024-03-01' as timestamp)
```

## Facturas no cobradas o abonadas
<a name="data-feed-example-collections"></a>

Para encontrar las facturas no cobradas o abonadas, puede ejecutar un conjunto de consultas como las que se muestran en el siguiente ejemplo. Las consultas se complementan entre sí para crear el informe de **Cargos y abonos**. Puede usar el ejemplo que se muestra o personalizarlo para sus datos y casos de uso.

Los comentarios de las consultas explican lo que hacen las consultas y cómo modificarlas.

```
-- Collections and disbursements report

-- General note: When running this query, we assume that the data ingested in the database uses
-- two time axes (the valid_from column and the update_date column).
-- See documentation for more details: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed.html#data-feed-details

-- An account_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a separate revision of the data)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an account_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
with accounts_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    account_id,
    aws_account_id,
    encrypted_account_id,
    mailing_address_id,
    tax_address_id,
    tax_legal_name,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    tax_registration_number
  from
    (
      select
        account_id,
        aws_account_id,
        encrypted_account_id,
        mailing_address_id,
        tax_address_id,
        tax_legal_name,
        valid_from,
        delete_date,
        tax_registration_number,
        row_number() over (partition by account_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
      from
        accountfeed_v1
    )
    where
      -- keep latest ...
      row_num = 1
      -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
      and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
  ),

accounts_with_history as (
  with accounts_with_history_with_extended_valid_from as (
    select
      account_id,
      -- sometimes, this columns gets imported as a "bigint" and loses heading 0s -> casting to a char and re-adding heading 0s (if need be)
      substring('000000000000'||cast(aws_account_id as varchar),-12) as aws_account_id,
      encrypted_account_id,
      mailing_address_id,
      tax_address_id,
      tax_legal_name,
      -- The start time of account valid_from is extended to '1970-01-01 00:00:00', because:
      -- ... in tax report transformations, some tax line items with invoice_date cannot
      -- ... fall into the default valid time range of the associated account
      case
        when lag(valid_from) over (partition by account_id order by valid_from asc) is null
          then cast('1970-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
        else valid_from
      end as valid_from
    from accounts_with_uni_temporal_data
    )
  select
    account_id,
    aws_account_id,
    encrypted_account_id,
    mailing_address_id,
    tax_address_id,
    tax_legal_name,
    valid_from,
    coalesce(
      lead(valid_from) over (partition by account_id order by valid_from asc),
      cast('2999-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
    ) as valid_to
  from
    accounts_with_history_with_extended_valid_from
),

-- An address_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a separate revision of the data)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an account_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
address_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    address_id,
    company_name,
    email_domain,
    country_code,
    state_or_region,
    city,
    postal_code,
    row_num
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      update_date,
      delete_date,
      address_id,
      company_name,
      email_domain,
      country_code,
      state_or_region,
      city,
      postal_code,
      row_number() over (partition by address_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      addressfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (BTW: a given address is not supposed to change over time but when bugs ;-) so this query mainly does nothing)
address_with_latest_revision as (
  select
    valid_from,
    address_id,
    company_name,
    email_domain,
    country_code,
    state_or_region,
    city,
    postal_code,
    row_num_latest_revision
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      address_id,
      company_name,
      email_domain,
      country_code,
      state_or_region,
      city,
      postal_code,
      row_number() over (partition by address_id order by valid_from desc) as row_num_latest_revision
    from
      address_with_uni_temporal_data
  )
  where
    row_num_latest_revision = 1
),

accounts_with_history_with_company_name as (
  select
    awh.account_id,
    awh.aws_account_id,
    awh.encrypted_account_id,
    awh.mailing_address_id,
    awh.tax_address_id,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when address.company_name = '' then null else address.company_name end,
      awh.tax_legal_name) as mailing_company_name,
    address.email_domain,
    awh.valid_from,
    -- For BYOL, the agreement might be accepted (using some external non-AWS system or manual process) days before
    -- that BYOL agreement is entered into AWS Marketplace by the buyer. Therefore, the buyer is permitted to manually
    -- enter a backdated acceptance date, which might predate the point in time when the account was created.
    -- To work around this, we need to adjust the valid_from of the account to be
    -- earlier than the earliest possible backdated BYOL agreement acceptance date.
    case
      when lag(awh.valid_from) over (partition by aws_account_id order by awh.valid_from asc) is null
      then date_add('Day', -212, awh.valid_from)
      -- 212 is the longest delay between acceptance_date of the agreement and the account start_Date
      else awh.valid_from
    end as valid_from_adjusted,
    awh.valid_to
  from accounts_with_history as awh
  left join address_with_latest_revision as address on
    awh.mailing_address_id = address.address_id and awh.mailing_address_id is not null
),

-- An agreement_id has several valid_from dates (each representing an agreement revision)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an agreement_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
agreements_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    agreement_id,
    origin_offer_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    agreement_revision,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(start_date) as start_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(end_date) as end_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(acceptance_date) as acceptance_date,
    agreement_type,
    previous_agreement_id,
    agreement_intent
  from
  (
    select
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when agreement_id = '' then null else agreement_id end as agreement_id,
      origin_offer_id,
      proposer_account_id,
      acceptor_account_id,
      agreement_revision,
      valid_from,
      delete_date,
      start_date,
      end_date,
      acceptance_date,
      agreement_type,
      previous_agreement_id,
      agreement_intent,
      row_number() over (partition by agreement_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      -- TODO change to agreementfeed_v1 when Agreement Feed is GA'ed
      agreementfeed
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

agreements_with_history as (
  with agreements_with_window_functions as (
    select
      agreement_id,
      origin_offer_id as offer_id,
      proposer_account_id,
      acceptor_account_id,
      agreement_revision,
      start_date,
      end_date,
      acceptance_date,
      -- The start time of agreement valid_from is extended to '1970-01-01 00:00:00', because:
      -- ... in usage report transformations, some usage line items with usage_date cannot
      -- ... fall into the default valid time range of the associated agreement
      case
          when lag(valid_from) over (PARTITION BY agreement_id order by valid_from asc) is null
          then timestamp '1970-01-01 00:00:00'
          else valid_from
      end as valid_from,
      coalesce(
          lead(valid_from) over (partition by agreement_id order by valid_from asc),
          timestamp '2999-01-01 00:00:00'
      ) as valid_to,
      rank() over (partition by agreement_id order by valid_from asc) version,
      agreement_type,
      previous_agreement_id,
      agreement_intent
    from
      agreements_with_uni_temporal_data
  )
  select
    agreement_id,
    offer_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    agreement_revision,
    start_date,
    end_date,
    acceptance_date,
    valid_from,
    case
        when version=1 and valid_from < timestamp '2023-03-03 06:16:08.743' then timestamp '1970-01-01'
        -- The following 60 minute adjustment is to handle special case where When Renewal happens for a contract
        when version=1 then date_add('minute',-60,valid_from)
        else valid_from
    end as valid_from_adjusted,
    valid_to,
    agreement_type,
    previous_agreement_id,
    agreement_intent
  from
    agreements_with_window_functions
),

-- An offer_id has several valid_from dates (each representing an offer revision)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an offer_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
offers_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(delete_date) as delete_date,
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    name,
    expiration_date,
    opportunity_id,
    opportunity_name,
    opportunity_description,
    seller_account_id
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      update_date,
      delete_date,
      offer_id,
      offer_revision,
      name,
      expiration_date,
      opportunity_id,
      opportunity_name,
      opportunity_description,
      seller_account_id,
      row_number() over (partition by offer_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      offerfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

-- Here, we build the validity time range (adding valid_to on top of valid_from) of each offer revision.
-- We will use it to get Offer name at invoice time.
-- NB: If you'd rather get "current" offer name, un-comment "offers_with_latest_revision"
offers_with_history as (
  select
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    name,
    opportunity_id,
    opportunity_name,
    opportunity_description,
    valid_from,
    -- When we try to look up an offer revision as at the acceptance date of a BYOL agreement, we run into a problem.
    -- For BYOL, the agreement might be accepted (using some external non-AWS system or manual process) days before
    -- that BYOL agreement is entered into AWS Marketplace by the buyer. Therefore, the buyer is permitted to manually
    -- enter a backdated acceptance date, which might predate the point in time when the first revision of the offer
    -- was created. To work around this, we need to adjust the valid_from on the first revision of the offer to be
    -- earlier than the earliest possible backdated BYOL agreement acceptance date.
    case
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by offer_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from < cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
      then date_add('Day', -3857, valid_from)
      -- 3857 is the longest delay between acceptance_date of an agreement and the first revision of the offer
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by offer_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from >= cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
      then date_add('Day', -1460, valid_from)
      --after 2021 for the two offers we need to adjust for 2 more years
      else valid_from
    end as valid_from_adjusted,
    coalesce(
      lead(valid_from) over (partition by offer_id order by valid_from asc),
      cast('2999-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp))
    as valid_to
  from offers_with_uni_temporal_data
),
-- provided for reference only if you are interested into get "current" offer name
-- (ie. not used afterwards)
offers_with_latest_revision as (
  select
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    name,
    opportunity_name,
    opportunity_description,
    valid_from,
    null valid_to
  from
  (
    select
      offer_id,
      offer_revision,
      name,
      opportunity_name,
      opportunity_description,
      valid_from,
      null valid_to,
      row_number() over (partition by offer_id order by valid_from desc) as row_num_latest_revision
    from
      offers_with_uni_temporal_data
  )
  where
    row_num_latest_revision = 1
),

-- An offer_target_id has several valid_from dates (each representing an offer revision)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an offer_target_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
offer_targets_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(delete_date) as delete_date,
    offer_target_id,
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    target_type,
    polarity,
    value
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      update_date,
      delete_date,
      offer_target_id,
      offer_id,
      offer_revision,
      target_type,
      polarity,
      value,
      row_number() over (partition by offer_target_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      offertargetfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

offer_target_type as (
  select
    offer_id,
    offer_revision,
    substring(
      -- The first character indicates the priority (lower value means higher precedence):
      min(
        case
          when offer_target.target_type='BuyerAccounts' then '1Private'
          when offer_target.target_type='ParticipatingPrograms' then '2Program:'||cast(offer_target.value as varchar)
          when offer_target.target_type='CountryCodes' then '3GeoTargeted'
          -- well, there is no other case today, but rather be safe...
          else '4Other Targeting'
        end
      ),
      -- Remove the first character that was only used for th priority in the "min" aggregate function:
      2
    ) as offer_target
  from
    offer_targets_with_uni_temporal_data as offer_target
  group by
    offer_id,
    offer_revision
),

offers_with_history_with_target_type as (
  select
    offer.offer_id,
    offer.offer_revision,
    -- even though today it is not possible to combine several types of targeting in a single offer, let's ensure the query is still predictable if this gets possible in the future
    max(
      case
        when off_tgt.offer_target is null then 'Public'
        else off_tgt.offer_target
      end
    ) as offer_target,
    min(offer.name) as name,
    min(offer.opportunity_name) as opportunity_name,
    min(offer.opportunity_description) as opportunity_description,
    offer.valid_from,
    offer.valid_from_adjusted,
    offer.valid_to,
    offer.opportunity_id
  from
    offers_with_history as offer
  left join offer_target_type as off_tgt on
    offer.offer_id = off_tgt.offer_id
    and offer.offer_revision = off_tgt.offer_revision
  group by
    offer.offer_id,
    offer.offer_revision,
    offer.valid_from,
    offer.valid_from_adjusted,
    offer.valid_to,
    offer.opportunity_id
),

-- provided for reference only if you are interested into get "current" offer targets
-- (ie. not used afterwards)
offers_with_latest_revision_with_target_type as (
  select
    offer.offer_id,
    offer.offer_revision,
    -- even though today it is not possible to combine several types of targeting in a single offer, let's ensure the query is still predictable if this gets possible in the future
    max(
      distinct
      case
        when off_tgt.target_type is null then 'Public'
        when off_tgt.target_type='BuyerAccounts' then 'Private'
        when off_tgt.target_type='ParticipatingPrograms' then 'Program:'||cast(off_tgt.value as varchar)
        when off_tgt.target_type='CountryCodes' then 'GeoTargeted'
        -- well, there is no other case today, but rather be safe...
        else 'Other Targeting'
      end
    ) as offer_target,
    min(offer.name) as name,
    min(offer.opportunity_name) as opportunity_name,
    min(offer.opportunity_description) as opportunity_description,
    offer.valid_from,
    offer.valid_to
  from
    offers_with_latest_revision offer
    -- left joining because public offers don't have targets
    left join offer_targets_with_uni_temporal_data off_tgt on
      offer.offer_id=off_tgt.offer_id and offer.offer_revision=off_tgt.offer_revision
  group by
    offer.offer_id,
    offer.offer_revision,
    -- redundant with offer_revision, as each revision has a dedicated valid_from (but cleaner in the group by)
    offer.valid_from,
    offer.valid_to
),

-- A product_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a product revision),
-- but because of bi-temporality, each product_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
products_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(delete_date) as delete_date,
    product_id,
    manufacturer_account_id,
    product_code,
    title
  from
  (
    select
      valid_from,
      update_date,
      delete_date,
      product_id,
      manufacturer_account_id,
      product_code,
      title,
      row_number() over (partition by product_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      productfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

products_with_history as (
  select
    product_id,
    title,
    valid_from,
    -- Offerv2 can have upto 50 years and Offerv3 is upto 5 years of past date
    case
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from < cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
        then date_add('Day', -3857, valid_from)
      -- 3827 is the longest delay between acceptance_date of an agreement and the product
      -- we are keeping 3857 as a consistency between the offers and products
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from >= cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
        then date_add('Day', -2190, valid_from)
      --after 2021 for the two offers we need to adjust for 2 more years
      else valid_from 
    end as valid_from_adjusted,
    coalesce(
      lead(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc),
      cast('2999-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
    ) as valid_to,
    product_code,
    manufacturer_account_id
  from
    products_with_uni_temporal_data
),

legacy_products as (
  select
    legacy_id,
    new_id
  from
    legacyidmappingfeed_v1
  where
    mapping_type='PRODUCT'
  group by
    legacy_id,
    new_id
),

-- A given billing_event_id represents an accounting event and thus has only one valid_from date,
-- but because of bi-temporality, a billing_event_id (+ its valid_from) can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    billing_event_id,
    valid_from,
    update_date,
    delete_date,
    invoice_date,
    transaction_type,
    transaction_reference_id,
    parent_billing_event_id,
    bank_trace_id,
    broker_id,
    product_id,
    disbursement_billing_event_id,
    action,
    from_account_id,
    to_account_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    billing_address_id,
    amount,
    currency,
    balance_impacting,
    --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
    case when agreement_id = '' then null else agreement_id end as agreement_id,
    invoice_id,
    payment_due_date,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    row_num
  from
  (
    select
      billing_event_id,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
      delete_date,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(invoice_date) as invoice_date,
      transaction_type,
      transaction_reference_id,
      parent_billing_event_id,
      -- casting in case data was imported as number
      cast(bank_trace_id as varchar) as bank_trace_id,
      broker_id,
      product_id,
      disbursement_billing_event_id,
      action,
      from_account_id,
      to_account_id,
      end_user_account_id,
      billing_address_id,
      -- casting in case data was imported as varchar
      cast(amount as decimal(38,6)) as amount,
      currency,
      balance_impacting,
      agreement_id,
      invoice_id,
      case when payment_due_date is null or payment_due_date = '' then null else from_iso8601_timestamp(payment_due_date) end as payment_due_date,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(usage_period_start_date) as usage_period_start_date,
      from_iso8601_timestamp(usage_period_end_date) as usage_period_end_date,
      buyer_transaction_reference_id,
      row_number() over (partition by billing_event_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
    from
      billingeventfeed_v1
  )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

-- Here we select the account_id of the current seller (We identify this by looking for the to_account_id related to revenue transactions).
-- We will use it later to distinguish own agreements from agreements generated by channel partners.
seller_account as (
  select
    from_account_id as seller_account_id
  from
    billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data bill
  where
    -- Assumption here is only seller will pay listing fee. As of 12/21/2021, there are cases that Channel partner have 0 listing fee for CPPO, so the amount could be 0.
    bill.transaction_type like 'AWS_REV_SHARE' and amount <= 0 and action = 'INVOICED'
  group by
    -- from_account_id is always the same for all those "listing fee" transactions == the seller of record himself.
    -- If this view returns more than 1 record, the overall query will fail (on purpose). Please contact AWS Marketplace if this happens.
    from_account_id
),

billing_event_with_business_flags as (
  select
    bl.billing_event_id,
    bl.end_user_account_id,
    bl.agreement_id,
    aggrement.proposer_account_id,
    aggrement.offer_id,
    aggrement.acceptor_account_id,
    case
      -- For AWS and BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT, the billing event feed will show the "AWS Marketplace" account as the
      -- receiver of the funds and the seller as the payer. We are not interested in this information here.
      -- Null values will be ignored by the `max` aggregation function.
      when bl.transaction_type like 'AWS%' then null
      -- For BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT, payer is seller themselves
      when bl.invoice_id is null then bl.to_account_id
      -- We get the payer of the invoice from *any* transaction type that is not AWS and not BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT (because they are the same for a given end user + agreement + product).
      else bl.from_account_id
    end as payer_account_id,
    bl.product_id,
    bl.action,
    bl.transaction_type,
    bl.parent_billing_event_id,
    bl.disbursement_billing_event_id,
    bl.amount,
    bl.currency,
    bl.balance_impacting,
    bl.invoice_date,
    bl.payment_due_date,
    bl.usage_period_start_date,
    bl.usage_period_end_date,
    bl.invoice_id,
    bl.billing_address_id,
    bl.transaction_reference_id,
    bl.buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    case when disbursement.bank_trace_id = 'EMEA_MP_TEST_TRACE_ID' then null else disbursement.bank_trace_id end as bank_trace_id,
    case when disbursement.bank_trace_id = 'EMEA_MP_TEST_TRACE_ID' then null else disbursement.invoice_date end as disbursement_date,
    disbursement.billing_event_id as disbursement_id,
    -- We will use disbursement_id_or_invoiced as part of the PK, so it cannot be null:
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when disbursement.billing_event_id = '' then null else disbursement.billing_event_id end,
      '<invoiced>') as disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    bl.broker_id,
    case
      when bl.invoice_id is null /* transaction_type = 'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT' */
        then (select seller_account_id from seller_account) ||':'|| cast(bl.invoice_date as varchar)
      else bl.buyer_transaction_reference_id
        ||'-'|| case when bl.agreement_id is null or bl.agreement_id = '' then ' ' else bl.agreement_id end
        ||'-'|| case when bl.end_user_account_id is null or bl.end_user_account_id = '' then ' ' else bl.end_user_account_id end
        ||'-'|| coalesce(cast(bl.usage_period_start_date as varchar),' ')
        ||'-'|| coalesce(cast(bl.usage_period_end_date as varchar),' ')
    end as internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    bl.buyer_transaction_reference_id <> bl.transaction_reference_id as is_seller_invoice,
    case when bl.transaction_type = 'SELLER_REV_SHARE' and (select seller_account_id from seller_account) <> bl.to_account_id then true else false end as is_cog,
    case when bl.transaction_type in('SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT', 'SELLER_REV_SHARE_REFUND') and (select seller_account_id from seller_account) <> bl.to_account_id then true else false end as is_cog_refund,
    --TODO: replace below logic once we can create a logic the identify reseller/manufacturer without depending on agreement feed
    case when aggrement.proposer_account_id <> (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then true else false end as is_manufacturer_view_of_reseller
  from
    billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data as bl
    left join billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data as disbursement on
      disbursement.transaction_type like 'DISBURSEMENT%'
        and disbursement.action = 'DISBURSED'
        and disbursement.transaction_type IN ('DISBURSEMENT', 'DISBURSEMENT_FAILURE')
        and bl.disbursement_billing_event_id = disbursement.billing_event_id
    left join agreements_with_history as aggrement on
      bl.agreement_id = aggrement.agreement_id
        and bl.invoice_date >= aggrement.valid_from_adjusted
        and bl.invoice_date < aggrement.valid_to
    left join accounts_with_history awh on
      bl.to_account_id = awh.account_id
        and bl.invoice_date >= awh.valid_from
        and bl.invoice_date < awh.valid_to
  where
    bl.transaction_type not like 'DISBURSEMENT%' and
      (bl.agreement_id is null or bl.agreement_id = ''
      or aggrement.agreement_id is not null)
),

-- listagg function in athena does not support partitioning, grouping here and then joining to the main query
seller_invoice_list as (
  select
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    listagg(case when not is_seller_invoice then null else invoice_id end,',') within group (order by case when not is_seller_invoice then null else cast(invoice_date as varchar) end) as seller_invoice_id_or_null,
    listagg(case when not is_seller_invoice then null else cast(invoice_date as varchar) end,',') within group (order by case when not is_seller_invoice then null else cast(invoice_date as varchar) end) as seller_invoice_date_or_null
  from
    (
    -- listagg function in athena does not support ordering by another field when distinct is used,
    -- here we first select distinct invoices and then do the listagg order by invoice_date
    select distinct internal_buyer_line_item_id, is_seller_invoice, invoice_id, invoice_date
    from billing_event_with_business_flags) distinct_invoices
  group by internal_buyer_line_item_id
  order by internal_buyer_line_item_id
),

billing_event_with_categorized_transaction as (
-- Use the flags that were created in the previous transformation in more calculated columns:
-- NOTE: This transformation has no joins and no window functions
  select
    billing_event_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    agreement_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    offer_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    case when is_cog or is_cog_refund then null else payer_account_id end as payer_account_id,
    product_id,
    action,
    transaction_type,
    parent_billing_event_id,
    disbursement_billing_event_id,
    amount,
    currency,
    balance_impacting,
    invoice_date,
    payment_due_date,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    invoice_id,
    billing_address_id,
    transaction_reference_id,
    buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    broker_id,
    bl.internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    is_seller_invoice,
    is_cog,
    is_cog_refund,
    is_manufacturer_view_of_reseller,

    -- Buyer/seller columns:
    case when is_seller_invoice then null else invoice_id end as buyer_invoice_id_or_null,
    seller_invoices.seller_invoice_id_or_null,
    case when is_seller_invoice then null else invoice_date end as buyer_invoice_date_or_null,
    seller_invoices.seller_invoice_date_or_null,

    -- Categorized amounts by transaction type:
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_REV_SHARE' and not is_cog then amount else 0 end as gross_revenue,
    case when transaction_type in ('SELLER_REV_SHARE_REFUND','SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT') and not is_cog_refund then amount else 0 end as gross_refund,
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_REV_SHARE' and     is_cog then amount else 0 end as cogs,
    case when transaction_type in ('SELLER_REV_SHARE_REFUND','SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT') and     is_cog_refund then amount else 0 end as cogs_refund,
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_REV_SHARE' then amount else 0 end as aws_rev_share,
    case when transaction_type in ('AWS_REV_SHARE_REFUND','AWS_REV_SHARE_CREDIT') then amount else 0 end as aws_refund_share,
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_TAX_SHARE' and not is_seller_invoice then amount else 0 end as aws_tax_share,             -- AWS tax share from _buyer_  invoice
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_TAX_SHARE' and     is_seller_invoice then amount else 0 end as aws_tax_share_listing_fee, -- AWS tax share from _seller_ invoice
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_TAX_SHARE_REFUND' and not is_seller_invoice then amount else 0 end as aws_tax_share_refund,
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_TAX_SHARE_REFUND' and     is_seller_invoice then amount else 0 end as aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee,
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_TAX_SHARE' then amount else 0 end as seller_tax_share,
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_TAX_SHARE_REFUND' then amount else 0 end as seller_tax_share_refund,
    case when transaction_type =   'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT' then amount else 0 end as balance_adjustment,
    case when transaction_type =   'SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT' then amount else 0 end as seller_rev_credit,
    case when transaction_type =   'AWS_REV_SHARE_CREDIT' then amount else 0 end as aws_ref_fee_credit
  from
    billing_event_with_business_flags as bl
    left join seller_invoice_list as seller_invoices
      on bl.internal_buyer_line_item_id = seller_invoices.internal_buyer_line_item_id
    ),

line_items_aggregated as (
-- This transformation has the only "group by" in all of these transformations.
-- NOTE: This transformation has no joins and no window functions
  select
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    product_id,
    broker_id,
    currency,
    agreement_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    max(payer_account_id) as payer_account_id,
    offer_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    max(payment_due_date) payment_due_date,
    buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    max(billing_address_id) as billing_address_id,

    -- Buyer/seller columns:
    max(buyer_invoice_id_or_null) as buyer_invoice_id,
    max(seller_invoice_id_or_null) as seller_invoice_id,
    max(buyer_invoice_date_or_null) as buyer_invoice_date,
    max(seller_invoice_date_or_null) as seller_invoice_date,
  
    -- Categorized amounts by transaction type:
    -- When disbursement_id_or_invoiced = '<invoiced>',    these are invoiced amounts
    -- When disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> ''<invoiced>' these are disbursed amounts for _this_ specific disbursement_id
    sum(gross_revenue) as gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(gross_refund) as gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(cogs) as cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(cogs_refund) as cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_rev_share) as aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_refund_share) as aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_tax_share) as aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_tax_share_listing_fee) as aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_tax_share_refund) as aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee) as aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(seller_tax_share) as seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(seller_tax_share_refund) as seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(balance_adjustment) as balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(seller_rev_credit) as seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    sum(aws_ref_fee_credit) as aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced
  from
    billing_event_with_categorized_transaction as billing_categorized
  group by
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    broker_id,
    -- The following columns are included the in group by but they are intentionally omitted from the PK.
    -- These columns should have the _same_ values for each record in the PK.
    product_id,
    currency,
    agreement_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    offer_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    buyer_transaction_reference_id,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date
),

-- listagg function in athena does not support partitioning, grouping here and then joining to the main query
disbursement_list as (
  select
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    listagg(cast(disbursement_date as varchar),',') within group (order by cast(disbursement_date as varchar)) as disbursement_date_list,
    listagg(bank_trace_id,',') within group (order by cast(disbursement_date as varchar)) as disburse_bank_trace_id_list
    from (
    -- listagg function in athena does not support ordering by another field when distinct is used,
    -- here we first select distinct bank_trace_ids and then do the listagg order by disbursement_date
    select distinct internal_buyer_line_item_id, disbursement_date, bank_trace_id
  from billing_event_with_business_flags) distinct_disbursements
  group by internal_buyer_line_item_id
  order by internal_buyer_line_item_id
),

line_items_with_window_functions as (
--add flag next step compare gross_revenue and gross_revenue_disbursed or gross_refund and gross_refund_disbursed
  select
    line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    product_id,
    broker_id,
    currency,
    agreement_id,
    proposer_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    -- when there's aws_rev_Share adjustment/refund to a seller_rev_share invoice, it can happen that for the same aws_rev_share invoice_id, there are multiple disbursement events,
    -- using windows function to map payer_account_id of seller_rev_share to all corresponding aws_rev_Share
    max(payer_account_id) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as payer_account_id,
    offer_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    payment_due_date,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    billing_address_id,

    -- Buyer/seller columns:
    max(buyer_invoice_id) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as buyer_invoice_id,
    seller_invoice_id,
    max(buyer_invoice_date) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as buyer_invoice_date,
    seller_invoice_date,

    -- When disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>', these are actually invoiced amounts
    -- When disbursement_id_or_invoiced <> ''<invoiced>' these are disbursed amounts for _this_ specific disbursement_id
    gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    -- IMPORTANT: All window functions partitioned by internal_buyer_line_item_id:

    -- Invoiced amounts, categorized by transaction type:
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end)over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as gross_revenue_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as gross_refund_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as cogs_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as cogs_refund_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_rev_share_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_refund_share_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_tax_share_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as balance_adjustment_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_rev_credit_invoiced,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_ref_fee_credit_invoiced,

    -- Total disbursed amounts (for all disbursement_id values), categorized by transaction type:
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as gross_revenue_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as gross_refund_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as cogs_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as cogs_refund_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_rev_share_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_refund_share_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_tax_share_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as balance_adjustment_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as seller_rev_credit_disbursed,
    sum(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced '<> ''<invoiced>' then aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced else cast(0 as decimal(38,6)) end) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as aws_ref_fee_credit_disbursed,

    -- aggregate multiple disbursement
    max(disbursement_date) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id) as last_disbursement_date,
    first_value(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then null else disbursement_id_or_invoiced end) over(partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id order by coalesce(disbursement_date,cast('1900-01-01' as timestamp)) desc rows between unbounded preceding and unbounded following) as last_disbursement_id,
    first_value(bank_trace_id) over (partition by line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id order by coalesce(disbursement_date,cast('1900-01-01' as timestamp)) desc rows between unbounded preceding and unbounded following) as last_disburse_bank_trace_id,
    disb_list.disbursement_date_list,
    disb_list.disburse_bank_trace_id_list
  from
    line_items_aggregated as line_item
    left join disbursement_list disb_list
      on line_item.internal_buyer_line_item_id = disb_list.internal_buyer_line_item_id
),

cppo_offer_id as (
  select
    -- Channel partner offers do not exist in offertargetfeed_v1 table (as per legal requirement), causing cppo offer be defined as 'Public' in previous step, we will convert them back to 'Private' in next step
    offer_id
  from
    offers_with_uni_temporal_data
  where
    -- seller_account_id is null means the ISV owns the offer
    seller_account_id is not null
    and seller_account_id '<>  (select seller_account_id from seller_account)
  group by
    offer_id
),

line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address as (
  select
    internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    line.product_id,
    legacy_product.legacy_id as legacy_product_id,
    products.title as product_title,
    line.broker_id,
    line.currency,
    line.end_user_account_id,
    acc_enduser.encrypted_account_id as end_user_encrypted_account_id,
    acc_enduser.aws_account_id as end_user_aws_account_id,
    acc_payer.aws_account_id as payer_aws_account_id,
    acc_payer.encrypted_account_id payer_encrypted_account_id,
    line.agreement_id,
    agreement.agreement_revision,
    line.proposer_account_id,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else agreement.start_date end as Agreement_Start_Date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else agreement.end_date end as Agreement_End_Date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else agreement.acceptance_date end as Agreement_Acceptance_Date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else agreement.valid_from end as agreement_updated_date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else line.usage_period_start_date end as Usage_Period_Start_Date,
    case when offer.offer_id like 'aiqoffer-%' then null else line.usage_period_end_date end as Usage_Period_End_Date,

    line.acceptor_account_id,
    acc_subscriber.aws_account_id as subscriber_aws_account_id,
    acc_subscriber.encrypted_account_id as subscriber_encrypted_account_id,
    offer.offer_id,
    case
      when offer.offer_id in (
        select distinct offer_id
        from cppo_offer_id)
        then 'Private'
      else offer.offer_target
    end as offer_target,
    offer.name offer_name,
    offer.opportunity_name offer_opportunity_name,
    offer.opportunity_description offer_opportunity_description,
    offer.opportunity_id,
    payment_due_date,
    line.bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    billing_address_id,
    buyer_invoice_id,
    seller_invoice_id,
    buyer_invoice_date,
    seller_invoice_date,
    gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_invoiced,
    gross_refund_invoiced,
    cogs_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_disbursed,
    gross_refund_disbursed,
    cogs_disbursed,
    cogs_refund_disbursed,
    aws_rev_share_disbursed,
    aws_refund_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    balance_adjustment_disbursed,
    seller_rev_credit_disbursed,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_disbursed,
    last_disbursement_date,
    last_disbursement_id,
    last_disburse_bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date_list,
    disburse_bank_trace_id_list,
    products.product_code,
    acc_products.aws_account_id as manufacturer_aws_account_id,
    products.manufacturer_account_id,
    --add subscriber and payer addressID, payer address preference order: tax address>billing address>mailing address,  subscriber address preference order: tax address> mailing address
    coalesce (
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null in order to follow the preference order logic above
      case when acc_subscriber.tax_address_id ='' then null else acc_subscriber.tax_address_id end,
      case when acc_subscriber.mailing_address_id = '' then null else acc_subscriber.mailing_address_id end) as subscriber_address_id,
    coalesce (
      case when acc_payer.tax_address_id = '' then null else acc_payer.tax_address_id end,
      case when line.billing_address_id = '' then null else line.billing_address_id end,
      case when acc_payer.mailing_address_id = '' then null else acc_payer.mailing_address_id end) as payer_address_id,
    coalesce (
      case when acc_enduser.tax_address_id = '' then null else acc_enduser.tax_address_id end,
      case when line.billing_address_id = '' then null else line.billing_address_id end,
      case when acc_enduser.mailing_address_id = '' then null else acc_enduser.mailing_address_id end) as end_user_address_id
  from
    line_items_with_window_functions as line
  left join agreements_with_history as agreement on
      line.agreement_id = agreement.agreement_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= agreement.valid_from_adjusted and line.buyer_invoice_date < agreement.valid_to
  left join offers_with_history_with_target_type as offer on
        line.offer_id = offer.offer_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= offer.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date < offer.valid_to
  left join products_with_history as products on
        line.product_id = products.product_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= products.valid_from_adjusted and line.buyer_invoice_date < products.valid_to
  left join legacy_products as legacy_product on
        line.product_id = legacy_product.new_id
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_payer on
        line.payer_account_id = acc_payer.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_payer.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date < acc_payer.valid_to
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_enduser on
        line.end_user_account_id = acc_enduser.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_enduser.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date < acc_enduser.valid_to
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_subscriber on
        line.acceptor_account_id = acc_subscriber.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_subscriber.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date < acc_subscriber.valid_to
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_products on
        products.manufacturer_account_id = acc_products.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_products.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date < acc_products.valid_to

),

line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address_name as (
  select
    line.internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    product_id,
    legacy_product_id,
    product_title,
    broker_id,
    currency,
    end_user_address_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    end_user_encrypted_account_id,
    end_user_aws_account_id,
    add_enduser.company_name end_user_company_name,
    add_enduser.email_domain end_user_email_domain,
    add_enduser.city end_user_city,
    add_enduser.state_or_region end_user_state,
    add_enduser.country_code end_user_country,
    add_enduser.postal_code end_user_postal_code,
    payer_aws_account_id,
    payer_encrypted_account_id,
    payer_address_id,
    add_payer.company_name payer_company_name,
    add_payer.email_domain payer_email_domain,
    add_payer.city payer_city,
    add_payer.state_or_region payer_state,
    add_payer.country_code payer_country,
    add_payer.postal_code payer_postal_code,
    agreement_id,
    agreement_revision,
    agreement_start_date,
    agreement_end_date,
    agreement_acceptance_date,
    agreement_updated_date,
    case when proposer_account_id = (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then null else acc_proposer.aws_account_id end as reseller_aws_account_id,
    case when proposer_account_id = (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then null else acc_proposer.mailing_company_name end as reseller_company_name,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    proposer_account_id,
    acc_proposer.aws_account_id as proposer_aws_account_id,
    acceptor_account_id,
    subscriber_aws_account_id,
    subscriber_encrypted_account_id,
    subscriber_address_id,
    add_subscriber.company_name subscriber_company_name,
    add_subscriber.email_domain subscriber_email_domain,
    add_subscriber.city subscriber_city,
    add_subscriber.state_or_region subscriber_state,
    add_subscriber.country_code subscriber_country,
    add_subscriber.postal_code subscriber_postal_code,
    offer_id,
    offer_target,
    offer_name,
    offer_opportunity_name,
    offer_opportunity_description,
    opportunity_id,
    payment_due_date,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    billing_address_id,
    max(buyer_invoice_id)as buyer_invoice_id,
    max(seller_invoice_id)as seller_invoice_id,
    max(buyer_invoice_date)as buyer_invoice_date,
    max(seller_invoice_date)as seller_invoice_date,
    gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    (gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced
      + cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced + aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced) as seller_net_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_invoiced,
    gross_refund_invoiced,
    cogs_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_disbursed,
    gross_refund_disbursed,
    cogs_disbursed,
    cogs_refund_disbursed,
    aws_rev_share_disbursed,
    aws_refund_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    balance_adjustment_disbursed,
    seller_rev_credit_disbursed,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_disbursed,
    (gross_revenue_invoiced + gross_revenue_disbursed) as uncollected_gross_revenue,
    -- net revenue = gross revenue - listing fee - tax - cogs
    (gross_revenue_invoiced + gross_refund_invoiced + aws_rev_share_invoiced + aws_refund_share_invoiced + seller_tax_share_invoiced + seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced + cogs_invoiced + cogs_refund_invoiced + aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced + aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced) as seller_net_revenue,
    (gross_revenue_invoiced + gross_refund_invoiced + aws_rev_share_invoiced + aws_refund_share_invoiced + seller_tax_share_invoiced + seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced + cogs_invoiced + cogs_refund_invoiced + aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced + aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced
      + gross_revenue_disbursed + gross_refund_disbursed + aws_rev_share_disbursed + aws_refund_share_disbursed + seller_tax_share_disbursed + seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed + cogs_disbursed + cogs_refund_disbursed + aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed + aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed) as uncollected_seller_net_revenue,
    last_disbursement_date,
    last_disbursement_id,
    last_disburse_bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date_list,
    disburse_bank_trace_id_list,
    product_code,
    manufacturer_aws_account_id,
    manufacturer_account_id,
    acc_manu.mailing_company_name as manufacturer_company_name,
    cast(null as varchar) as AR_Period,
    case
      when (
        (gross_revenue_invoiced '<>0 and gross_revenue_invoiced = -1 * gross_revenue_disbursed)
        or (gross_refund_invoiced '<> 0 and gross_refund_invoiced = -1 * gross_refund_disbursed)
        or (balance_adjustment_invoiced '<> 0 and balance_adjustment_invoiced = -1 * balance_adjustment_disbursed)
        or (seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced '<> 0 and seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced = -1 * seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed)
        or (gross_revenue_invoiced = 0 and gross_refund_invoiced = 0 and balance_adjustment_invoiced = 0 and seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced = 0 and last_disbursement_id is not null)) then 'Yes'
      when gross_revenue_disbursed = 0 and gross_refund_disbursed = 0 and balance_adjustment_disbursed = 0 and seller_tax_share_disbursed = 0 and seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed = 0 then 'No'
      else 'Partial'
    end as Disbursement_Flag
  from line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address as line
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_manu on
    line.manufacturer_account_id = acc_manu.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_manu.valid_from_adjusted and line.buyer_invoice_date <= acc_manu.valid_to
  left join accounts_with_history_with_company_name as acc_proposer on
    line.proposer_account_id = acc_proposer.account_id and line.buyer_invoice_date >= acc_proposer.valid_from and line.buyer_invoice_date < acc_proposer.valid_to
  left join address_with_latest_revision as add_payer on
    line.payer_address_id = add_payer.address_id
  left join address_with_latest_revision as add_subscriber on
    line.subscriber_address_id = add_subscriber.address_id
  left join address_with_latest_revision as add_enduser on
    line.end_user_address_id = add_enduser.address_id
  group by
    line.internal_buyer_line_item_id,
    disbursement_id,
    disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    product_id,
    legacy_product_id,
    product_title,
    broker_id,
    currency,
    end_user_address_id,
    end_user_account_id,
    end_user_encrypted_account_id,
    end_user_aws_account_id,
    add_enduser.company_name,
    add_enduser.email_domain,
    add_enduser.city,
    add_enduser.state_or_region,
    add_enduser.country_code,
    add_enduser.postal_code,
    payer_aws_account_id,
    payer_encrypted_account_id,
    payer_address_id,
    add_payer.company_name,
    add_payer.email_domain,
    add_payer.city,
    add_payer.state_or_region,
    add_payer.country_code,
    add_payer.postal_code,
    agreement_id,
    agreement_revision,
    case when proposer_account_id = (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then null else acc_proposer.aws_account_id end,
    case when proposer_account_id = (select seller_account_id from seller_account) then null else acc_proposer.mailing_company_name end,
    agreement_start_date,
    agreement_end_date,
    agreement_acceptance_date,
    agreement_updated_date,
    usage_period_start_date,
    usage_period_end_date,
    acceptor_account_id,
    subscriber_aws_account_id,
    subscriber_encrypted_account_id,
    subscriber_address_id,
    add_subscriber.company_name,
    add_subscriber.email_domain,
    add_subscriber.city,
    add_subscriber.state_or_region,
    add_subscriber.country_code,
    add_subscriber.postal_code,
    offer_id,
    offer_target,
    offer_name,
    offer_opportunity_name,
    offer_opportunity_description,
    opportunity_id,
    payment_due_date,
    bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date,
    billing_address_id,
    gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_invoiced,
    gross_refund_invoiced,
    cogs_invoiced,
    cogs_refund_invoiced,
    aws_rev_share_invoiced,
    aws_refund_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_invoiced,
    seller_tax_share_refund_invoiced,
    balance_adjustment_invoiced,
    seller_rev_credit_invoiced,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_invoiced,
    gross_revenue_disbursed,
    gross_refund_disbursed,
    cogs_disbursed,
    cogs_refund_disbursed,
    aws_rev_share_disbursed,
    aws_refund_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_listing_fee_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_disbursed,
    seller_tax_share_refund_disbursed,
    balance_adjustment_disbursed,
    seller_rev_credit_disbursed,
    aws_ref_fee_credit_disbursed,
    last_disbursement_date,
    last_disbursement_id,
    last_disburse_bank_trace_id,
    disbursement_date_list,
    disburse_bank_trace_id_list,
    product_code,
    manufacturer_aws_account_id,
    manufacturer_account_id,
    acc_manu.mailing_company_name,
    proposer_account_id,
    acc_proposer.aws_account_id
),
invoiced_not_disbursed as(
  select
    --we will filter on rownum =1 in next step,
    -- means internal_buyer_line_item_id, there's only '<invoiced> record, no disbursement_id linked
    *,
    max(case when disbursement_id_or_invoiced = ''<invoiced>' then 1 else 2 end)
      over (partition by internal_buyer_line_item_id) rownum
  from line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address_name as line_items

),
collections_and_disbursements as (
  select
    ------------------
    -- Invoice Info --
    ------------------
    buyer_invoice_date as Invoice_Date,
    Payment_Due_Date as Payment_Due_Date,
    concat(
      'Net ',
      case
        when abs(date_diff('Day', Payment_due_date, buyer_invoice_date))>180 then '180+'
        else cast(abs(date_diff('Day', Payment_due_date, buyer_invoice_date)) as varchar)
        end,
      ' days'
    ) as payment_terms,
    buyer_invoice_id as Invoice_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when seller_invoice_id = '' then null else seller_invoice_id end,
      'Not applicable') as Listing_Fee_Invoice_ID,

    ---------------------------
    --End user Information --
    ---------------------------
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when End_User_Company_Name = '' then null else End_User_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as End_User_Company_Name,
    End_User_AWS_Account_ID,
    End_User_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    End_User_Email_Domain,
    End_User_City,
    End_User_State as End_User_State_or_Region,
    End_User_Country,
    End_User_Postal_Code,
    End_User_Address_ID,

    ---------------------------
    --Subscriber Information --
    ---------------------------
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Company_Name is null or Subscriber_Company_Name = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Company_Name
    end as Subscriber_Company_Name,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Subscriber_AWS_Account_ID
    end as Subscriber_AWS_Account_ID,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Subscriber_Encrypted_Account_ID
    end as Subscriber_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Email_Domain is null or Subscriber_Email_Domain = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Email_Domain
    end as Subscriber_Email_Domain,
    case
      when Agreement_id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_City is null or Subscriber_City = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_City
    end as Subscriber_City,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_State is null or Subscriber_State = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_State
    end as Subscriber_State_or_Region,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Country is null or Subscriber_Country = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Country
    end as Subscriber_Country,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Postal_Code is null or Subscriber_Postal_Code = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Postal_Code
    end as Subscriber_Postal_Code,
    case
      when Agreement_ID is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Address_ID is null or Subscriber_Address_ID = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Address_ID
    end as Subscriber_Address_ID,

    ----------------------
    -- Procurement Info --
    ----------------------
    -- product title at time of invoice. It is possible that the title changes over time and therefore there may be multiple product titles mapped to a single product id.
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Product_Title = '' then null else Product_Title end,
      'Not provided') as Product_Title,
    -- offer name at time of invoice. It is possible that the name changes over time therefore there may be multiple offer names mapped to a single offer id.
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when (Offer_Name is null or Offer_Name = '') and Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
      else Offer_Name
    end as Offer_Name,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = ''
      then 'Not available'
      else Offer_ID
    end as Offer_ID,
    -- offer visibility at time of invoice.,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Offer_Target
    end as Offer_Visibility,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Agreement_ID = '' then null else Agreement_ID end,
      'Not available') as Agreement_ID,
    Agreement_Start_Date,
    Agreement_Acceptance_Date,
    Agreement_End_Date,

    Usage_Period_Start_Date,
    Usage_Period_End_Date,

    -----------------------
    -- Disbursement Info --
    -----------------------
    case
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then 'Disbursed'
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'No' then 'Not Disbursed'
      else 'Other'
    end as Disbursement_Status,
    last_disbursement_date as disbursement_date,
    case
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date))
      else null
    end as Disbursement_Time,
    case
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'No' then 'Not applicable'
      when bank_trace_id is null or bank_trace_id = '' then 'Not available'
      else bank_trace_id
    end as disburse_bank_trace_id,

    --------------
    -- Revenues --
    --------------
    -- We are rounding the sums using 2 decimal precision
    -- Note that the rounding method might differ between SQL implementations.
    -- The monthly revenue report is using RoundingMode.HALF_UP. This might create tiny discrepancies between this SQL output
    -- and the legacy report
    round(-1 * gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Gross_Revenue,
    round(-1 * gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Gross_Refund,
    round(-1 * aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Listing_Fee,
    round(-1 * aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Listing_Fee_Refund,
    truncate(
      case
        when gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced != 0 then abs(aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced/gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced)
        when gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced != 0 then abs(aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced/gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced)
        else 0
      end
      ,4) as Listing_Fee_Percentage,
    round(-1 * seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Seller_Tax_Share,
    round(-1 * seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Seller_Tax_Share_Refund,
    round(-1 * aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as AWS_Tax_Share_Listing_Fee,
    round(-1 * aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as AWS_Tax_Share_Refund_Listing_Fee,
    round(-1 * cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Wholesale_cost,
    round(-1 * cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Wholesale_cost_Refund,
    round(-1 * seller_net_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Seller_Net_Revenue,
    currency as Currency,

    substring(internal_buyer_line_item_id,1,strpos(internal_buyer_line_item_id,'-')-1) as Transaction_Reference_ID,
    broker_id as AWS_seller_of_record,

    -----------------
    -- Resale info --
    -----------------
    case
      when Opportunity_Id is null or Opportunity_Id = '' then
        case
          when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
          when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
          else null
        end
      else Opportunity_Id
    end as Resale_authorization_ID,
    case
      when Offer_Opportunity_Name is null or Offer_Opportunity_Name = '' then
        case
          when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
          when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
          else null
        end
      else Offer_Opportunity_Name
    end as Resale_authorization_name,
    case
      when Offer_Opportunity_Description is null or Offer_Opportunity_Description = '' then
        case
          when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
          when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
          else null
        end
      else Offer_Opportunity_Description
    end as Resale_authorization_description,
    case
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is not null and Reseller_AWS_Account_ID != '')
        and (Reseller_Company_Name is null or Reseller_Company_Name = '') then 'Not available'
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '')
        and (opportunity_id is null or opportunity_id = '') then 'Not applicable'
      when (select seller_account_id from seller_account) '<> manufacturer_aws_account_id
        and (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '') then 'Not applicable'
      else Reseller_Company_Name
    end as Reseller_Company_Name,
    case
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '')
        and (Opportunity_Id is null or Opportunity_Id = '') then 'Not applicable'
      when (select seller_account_id from seller_account) '<> manufacturer_aws_account_id
        and (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '') then 'Not applicable'
      else Reseller_AWS_Account_ID
    end as Reseller_AWS_Account_ID,

    -----------------------
    -- Payer Information --
    -----------------------
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Payer_Company_Name = '' then null else Payer_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as Payer_Company_Name,
    Payer_AWS_Account_ID, -- "Customer AWS Account Number" in legacy report
    Payer_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    Payer_Email_Domain,
    Payer_City,
    Payer_State as Payer_State_or_Region,
    Payer_Country,
    Payer_Postal_Code,
    Payer_Address_ID,

    ---------------------
    -- ISV Information --
    ---------------------
    manufacturer_aws_account_id as ISV_Account_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Manufacturer_Company_Name = '' then null else Manufacturer_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as ISV_Company_Name,

    ---------------------
    -- Products info --
    ---------------------
    Legacy_Product_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Product_ID = '' then null else Product_ID end,
      'Not provided') as Product_ID,
    -- this is to get the legacy product id https://sim.amazon.com/issues/MP-INSIGHTS-2561
    Product_Code,

    case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then round(-1 * seller_net_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) else 0 end as Disbursed_Net_Revenue,
    case when Disbursement_Flag = 'No' then round(-1 * seller_net_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) else 0 end as Undisbursed_Net_Revenue,
    case
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <= 0 then 'Not due'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <=30 then '1-30 days late'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <=60 then '31-60 days late'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <=90 then '61-90 days late'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <=120 then '91-120 days late'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end >=121 then '121+ days late'
      else null
    end as Disbursement_Period
  from
    line_items_with_window_functions_enrich_offer_product_address_name as line
  where disbursement_id_or_invoiced != ''<invoiced>'

  union

  select
    ------------------
    -- Invoice Info --
    ------------------
    buyer_invoice_date as Invoice_Date,
    Payment_Due_Date as Payment_Due_Date,
    concat(
      'Net ',
      case
        when abs(date_diff('Day', Payment_due_date, buyer_invoice_date)) >180 then '180+'
        else cast(abs(date_diff('Day', Payment_due_date, buyer_invoice_date)) as varchar)
      end,
      ' days'
    ) as payment_terms,
    buyer_invoice_id as Invoice_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when seller_invoice_id = '' then null else seller_invoice_id end,
      'Not applicable') as Listing_Fee_Invoice_ID,

    ---------------------------
    --End user Information --
    ---------------------------
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when End_User_Company_Name = '' then null else End_User_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as End_User_Company_Name,
    End_User_AWS_Account_ID,
    End_User_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    End_User_Email_Domain,
    End_User_City,
    End_User_State as End_User_State_or_Region,
    End_User_Country,
    End_User_Postal_Code,
    End_User_Address_ID,

    ---------------------------
    --Subscriber Information --
    ---------------------------
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Company_Name is null or Subscriber_Company_Name = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Company_Name
    end as Subscriber_Company_Name,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Subscriber_AWS_Account_ID
    end as Subscriber_AWS_Account_ID,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Subscriber_Encrypted_Account_ID
    end as Subscriber_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Email_Domain is null or Subscriber_Email_Domain = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Email_Domain
    end as Subscriber_Email_Domain,
    case
      when Agreement_id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_City is null or Subscriber_City = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_City
    end as Subscriber_City,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_State is null or Subscriber_State = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_State
    end as Subscriber_State_or_Region,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Country is null or Subscriber_Country = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Country
    end as Subscriber_Country,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Postal_Code is null or Subscriber_Postal_Code = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Postal_Code
    end as Subscriber_Postal_Code,
    case
      when Agreement_ID is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when Subscriber_Address_ID is null or Subscriber_Address_ID = '' then 'Not provided'
      else Subscriber_Address_ID
    end as Subscriber_Address_ID,

    ----------------------
    -- Procurement Info --
    ----------------------
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Product_Title = '' then null else Product_Title end,
      'Not provided') as Product_Title,
    -- offer name at time of invoice. It is possible that the name changes over time therefore there may be multiple offer names mapped to a single offer id.
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      when (Offer_Name is null or Offer_Name = '') and Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
      else Offer_Name
    end as Offer_Name,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = ''
      then 'Not available'
      else Offer_ID
    end as Offer_ID,
    -- offer visibility at time of invoice.,
    case
      when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_ID = '' then 'Not available'
      else Offer_Target
    end as Offer_Visibility,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Agreement_ID = '' then null else Agreement_ID end,
      'Not available') as Agreement_ID,
    --case when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_Id = '' then cast(null as timestamp) else Agreement_Start_Date end as Agreement_Start_Date,
    --case when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_Id = '' then cast(null as timestamp) else Agreement_End_Date end as Agreement_End_Date,
    --case when Agreement_Id is null or Agreement_Id = '' then cast(null as timestamp) else Agreement_Acceptance_Date end as Agreement_Acceptance_Date,
    Agreement_Start_Date,
    Agreement_Acceptance_Date,
    Agreement_End_Date,

    Usage_Period_Start_Date,
    Usage_Period_End_Date,

    -----------------------
    -- Disbursement Info --
    -----------------------
    case
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then 'Disbursed'
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'No' then 'Not Disbursed'
      else 'Other'
    end as Disbursement_Status,
    last_disbursement_date as disbursement_date,
    case
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date))
      else null
    end as Disbursement_Time,
    case
      when Disbursement_Flag = 'No' then 'Not applicable'
      when bank_trace_id is null or bank_trace_id = '' then 'Not available'
      else bank_trace_id
    end as disburse_bank_trace_id,

    --------------
    -- Revenues --
    --------------
    -- We are rounding the sums using 2 decimal precision
    -- Note that the rounding method might differ between SQL implementations.
    -- The monthly revenue report is using RoundingMode.HALF_UP. This might create tiny discrepancies between this SQL output
    -- and the legacy report
    round(gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Gross_Revenue,
    round(gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Gross_Refund,
    round(aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Listing_Fee,
    round(aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Listing_Fee_Refund,
    truncate(
      case
        when gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced != 0 then abs(aws_rev_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced/gross_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced)
        when gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced != 0 then abs(aws_refund_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced/gross_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced)
        else 0
      end
      ,4) as Listing_Fee_Percentage,
    round(seller_tax_share_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Seller_Tax_Share,
    round(seller_tax_share_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Seller_Tax_Share_Refund,
    round(aws_tax_share_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as AWS_Tax_Share_Listing_Fee,
    round(aws_tax_share_refund_listing_fee_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as AWS_Tax_Share_Refund_Listing_Fee,
    round(cogs_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Wholesale_cost,
    round(cogs_refund_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Wholesale_cost_Refund,
    round(seller_net_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) as Seller_Net_Revenue,
    currency as Currency,

    substring(internal_buyer_line_item_id,1,strpos(internal_buyer_line_item_id,'-')-1) as Transaction_Reference_ID,
    broker_id as AWS_seller_of_record,

    -----------------
    -- Resale info --
    -----------------
    case
      when Opportunity_Id is null or Opportunity_Id = '' then
        case
          when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
          when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
          else null
        end
      else Opportunity_Id
    end as Resale_authorization_ID,
    case
      when Offer_Opportunity_Name is null or Offer_Opportunity_Name = '' then
        case
          when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
          when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
          else null
        end
      else Offer_Opportunity_Name
    end as Resale_authorization_name,
    case
      when Offer_Opportunity_Description is null or Offer_Opportunity_Description = '' then
        case
          when Offer_Target = 'Public' then 'Not applicable'
          when (Offer_Target is null or Offer_Target = '') and (Agreement_Id is not null and Agreement_Id != '') then 'Not applicable'
          else null
        end
      else Offer_Opportunity_Description
    end as Resale_authorization_description,
    case
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is not null and Reseller_AWS_Account_ID != '')
        and (Reseller_Company_Name is null or Reseller_Company_Name = '') then 'Not available'
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '')
        and (opportunity_id is null or opportunity_id = '') then 'Not applicable'
      when (select seller_account_id from seller_account) '<> manufacturer_aws_account_id
        and (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '') then 'Not applicable'
      else Reseller_Company_Name
    end as Reseller_Company_Name,
    case
      when (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '')
        and (Opportunity_Id is null or Opportunity_Id = '') then 'Not applicable'
      when (select seller_account_id from seller_account) '<> manufacturer_aws_account_id
        and (Reseller_AWS_Account_ID is null or Reseller_AWS_Account_ID = '') then 'Not applicable'
      else Reseller_AWS_Account_ID
    end as Reseller_AWS_Account_ID,

    -----------------------
    -- Payer Information --
    -----------------------
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Payer_Company_Name = '' then null else Payer_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as Payer_Company_Name,
    Payer_AWS_Account_ID, -- "Customer AWS Account Number" in legacy report
    Payer_Encrypted_Account_ID,
    Payer_Email_Domain,
    Payer_City,
    Payer_State as Payer_State_or_Region,
    Payer_Country,
    Payer_Postal_Code,
    Payer_Address_ID,

    ---------------------
    -- ISV Information --
    ---------------------
    manufacturer_aws_account_id as ISV_Account_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Manufacturer_Company_Name = '' then null else Manufacturer_Company_Name end,
      'Not available') as ISV_Company_Name,

    ---------------------
    -- Products info --
    ---------------------
    -- product title at time of invoice. It is possible that the title changes over time and therefore there may be multiple product titles mapped to a single product id.
    Legacy_Product_ID,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when Product_ID = '' then null else Product_ID end,
      'Not provided') as Product_ID,
    -- this is to get the legacy product id https://sim.amazon.com/issues/MP-INSIGHTS-2561
    Product_Code,

    case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then round(seller_net_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) else 0 end as Disbursed_Net_Revenue,
    case when Disbursement_Flag = 'No' then round(seller_net_revenue_this_disbursement_id_or_invoiced,2) else 0 end as Undisbursed_Net_Revenue,
    case
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <= 0 then 'Not due'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <=30 then '1-30 days late'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <=60 then '31-60 days late'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <=90 then '61-90 days late'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end <=120 then '91-120 days late'
      when case when Disbursement_Flag = 'Yes' then date_diff('DAY', date_trunc('DAY',payment_due_date), date_trunc('DAY',last_disbursement_date)) else null end >=121 then '121+ days late'
      else null
    end as Disbursement_Period
  from
    invoiced_not_disbursed
  where rownum = 1

)

select *
from collections_and_disbursements
where payment_due_date >= date_add('DAY', -90, current_date)
--where payment_due_date between cast('2023-01-01' as timestamp) and cast('2024-12-31' as timestamp)

--where disbursement_date >= date_add('DAY', -90, current_date)
--where disbursement_date between cast('2023-01-01' as timestamp) and cast('2024-12-31' as timestamp)
```

## Facturas gravadas
<a name="data-feed-example-tax"></a>

Para encontrar las facturas gravadas, puede ejecutar un conjunto de consultas como las que se muestran en el siguiente ejemplo. Las consultas se complementan entre sí para crear el informe **Fiscal**. Puede usar el ejemplo que se muestra o personalizarlo para sus datos y casos de uso.

Los comentarios de las consultas explican lo que hacen las consultas y cómo modificarlas.

```
-- Taxation report

-- General note: When executing this query we are assuming that the data ingested in the database is using
-- two time axes (the valid_from column and the update_date column).
-- See documentation for more details: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed.html#data-feed-details

-- An account_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a separate revision of the data)
-- but because of bi-temporality, an account_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
with accounts_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    account_id,
    aws_account_id,
    encrypted_account_id,
    mailing_address_id,
    tax_address_id,
    tax_legal_name,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    tax_registration_number
  from
    (
      select
        account_id,
        aws_account_id,
        encrypted_account_id,
        mailing_address_id,
        tax_address_id,
        tax_legal_name,
        valid_from,
        delete_date,
        tax_registration_number,
        row_number() over (partition by account_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
      from
        accountfeed_v1
    )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

accounts_with_history as (
  with accounts_with_history_with_extended_valid_from as (
    select
      account_id,
      -- sometimes, this columns gets imported as a "bigint" and loses heading 0s -> casting to a char and re-adding heading 0s (if need be)
      substring('000000000000'||cast(aws_account_id as varchar),-12) as aws_account_id,
      encrypted_account_id,
      mailing_address_id,
      tax_address_id,
      tax_legal_name tax_legal_name,
      -- The start time of account valid_from is extended to '1970-01-01 00:00:00', because:
      -- ... in tax report transformations, some tax line items with invoice_date cannot
      -- ... fall into the default valid time range of the associated account
      CASE
        WHEN LAG(valid_from) OVER (PARTITION BY account_id ORDER BY valid_from ASC) IS NULL
            THEN CAST('1970-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
        ELSE valid_from
      END AS valid_from
    from
      (select * from accounts_with_uni_temporal_data ) as account
  )
  select
    account_id,
    aws_account_id,
    encrypted_account_id,
    mailing_address_id,
    tax_address_id,
    tax_legal_name,
    valid_from,
    coalesce(
      lead(valid_from) over (partition by account_id order by valid_from asc),
      cast('2999-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
    ) as valid_to
  from
    accounts_with_history_with_extended_valid_from
),

-- A product_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a product revision),
-- but because of bi-temporality, each product_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
products_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(delete_date) as delete_date,
    product_id,
    manufacturer_account_id,
    product_code,
    title
  from
    (
      select
        valid_from,
        update_date,
        delete_date,
        product_id,
        manufacturer_account_id,
        product_code,
        title,
        row_number() over (partition by product_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
      from
       productfeed_v1
      )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

products_with_history as (
  select
    product_id,
    title,
    valid_from,    
    case
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from < cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
        then date_add('Day', -3857, valid_from)
      -- 3827 is the longest delay between acceptance_date of an agreement and the product
      -- we are keeping 3857 as a consistency between the offers and products
      when lag(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc) is null and valid_from >= cast('2021-04-01' as timestamp)
        then date_add('Day', -2190, valid_from)
      --after 2021 for the two offers we need to adjust for 2 more years
      else valid_from end as valid_from_adjusted,
    coalesce(
      lead(valid_from) over (partition by product_id order by valid_from asc),
      cast('2999-01-01 00:00:00' as timestamp)
    ) as valid_to,
    product_code,
    manufacturer_account_id
  from
    products_with_uni_temporal_data
),

-- A tax_item_id has several valid_from dates (each representing a product revision),
-- but because of bi-temporality, each tax_item_id + valid_from tuple can appear multiple times with a different update_date.
-- We are only interested in the most recent tuple (ie, uni-temporal model)
tax_items_with_uni_temporal_data as (
  select
    from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
    delete_date,
    cast(tax_item_id as varchar) as tax_item_id,
    cast(invoice_id as varchar) as invoice_id,
    cast(line_item_id as varchar) as line_item_id,
    cast(customer_bill_id as varchar) as customer_bill_id,
    tax_liable_party,
    transaction_type_code,
    product_id,
    product_tax_code,
    from_iso8601_timestamp(invoice_date) as invoice_date,
    taxed_customer_account_id,
    taxed_customer_country,
    taxed_customer_state_or_region,
    taxed_customer_city,
    taxed_customer_postal_code,
    tax_location_code_taxed_jurisdiction,
    tax_type_code,
    jurisdiction_level,
    taxed_jurisdiction,
    display_price_taxability_type,
    tax_jurisdiction_rate,
    tax_amount,
    tax_currency,
    tax_calculation_reason_code,
    date_used_for_tax_calculation,
    customer_exemption_certificate_id,
    customer_exemption_certificate_id_domain,
    customer_exemption_certificate_level,
    customer_exemption_code,
    customer_exemption_domain,
    transaction_reference_id
  from
    (
      select
        valid_from,
        update_date,
        delete_date,
        tax_item_id,
        invoice_id,
        line_item_id,
        customer_bill_id,
        tax_liable_party,
        transaction_type_code,
        product_id,
        product_tax_code,
        invoice_date,
        taxed_customer_account_id,
        taxed_customer_country,
        taxed_customer_state_or_region,
        taxed_customer_city,
        taxed_customer_postal_code,
        tax_location_code_taxed_jurisdiction,
        tax_type_code,
        jurisdiction_level,
        taxed_jurisdiction,
        display_price_taxability_type,
        tax_jurisdiction_rate,
        tax_amount,
        tax_currency,
        tax_calculation_reason_code,
        date_used_for_tax_calculation,
        customer_exemption_certificate_id,
        customer_exemption_certificate_id_domain,
        customer_exemption_certificate_level,
        customer_exemption_code,
        customer_exemption_domain,
        transaction_reference_id,
        row_number() over (partition by tax_item_id, valid_from order by from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
      from
        taxitemfeed_v1
    )
  where
    -- keep latest ...
    row_num = 1
    -- ... and remove the soft-deleted one.
    and (delete_date is null or delete_date = '')
),

taxation as (
  select
    tax_items.invoice_id,
    tax_items.line_item_id,
    tax_items.customer_bill_id,
    tax_items.tax_liable_party,
    tax_items.transaction_type_code,
    tax_items.product_id,
    product_tax_item.title as product_title,
    tax_items.product_tax_code,
    tax_items.invoice_date,
    accounts_with_history.aws_account_id as taxed_customer_account_id,
    tax_items.taxed_customer_country,
    tax_items.taxed_customer_state_or_region,
    tax_items.taxed_customer_city,
    tax_items.taxed_customer_postal_code,
    tax_items.tax_type_code as tax_type,
    tax_items.jurisdiction_level,
    tax_items.taxed_jurisdiction,
    tax_items.display_price_taxability_type,
    tax_items.tax_jurisdiction_rate,
    tax_items.tax_amount,
    tax_items.tax_currency,
    tax_items.tax_calculation_reason_code,
    tax_items.date_used_for_tax_calculation,
    coalesce(
      --empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when tax_items.customer_exemption_certificate_id = '' then null else tax_items.customer_exemption_certificate_id end,
      'Not exempt') customer_exemption_certificate_id,
    coalesce(--empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when tax_items.customer_exemption_certificate_id_domain = '' then null else tax_items.customer_exemption_certificate_id_domain end,
      'Not exempt') customer_exemption_certificate_id_domain,
    coalesce(--empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when tax_items.customer_exemption_certificate_level = '' then null else tax_items.customer_exemption_certificate_level end,
      'Not exempt') customer_exemption_certificate_level,
    coalesce(--empty value in Athena shows as '', change all '' value to null
      case when tax_items.customer_exemption_code = '' then null else tax_items.customer_exemption_code end,
      'Not exempt') customer_exemption_code,
    tax_items.transaction_reference_id
  from
    tax_items_with_uni_temporal_data as tax_items
    left join products_with_history as product_tax_item on
      tax_items.product_id = product_tax_item.product_id and tax_items.invoice_date >= product_tax_item.valid_from_adjusted and tax_items.invoice_date < product_tax_item.valid_to
    left join accounts_with_history as accounts_with_history on
      tax_items.taxed_customer_account_id = accounts_with_history.account_id and tax_items.invoice_date >= accounts_with_history.valid_from and tax_items.invoice_date < accounts_with_history.valid_to

)

select *
from taxation
where invoice_date >= date_add('DAY', -90, current_date)
--where invoice_date between cast('2023-01-01' as timestamp) and cast('2024-12-31' as timestamp)
```

## Abonos por producto
<a name="data-feed-example-disbursement-by-product"></a>

Para encontrar las cantidades que se han abonado por producto, puede ejecutar un conjunto de consultas como las que se muestran en el siguiente ejemplo. 

Estas consultas de ejemplo se complementan entre sí para crear la lista final de detalles del producto con los abonos. También muestra cómo obtener la información del producto en un momento dado específico. Puede usar el ejemplo tal y como se muestra o personalizarlo para sus datos y casos de uso.

Los comentarios de las consultas explican lo que hacen las consultas y cómo modificarlas.

**nota**  
Al ejecutar esta consulta, asumimos que los datos se ingieren con dos ejes de tiempo (las columnas `valid_from` y `update`). Para obtener más información sobre los ejes, consulte [Almacenamiento y estructura de las fuentes de datos de AWS Marketplace](data-feed-details.md).

```
    -- Get all the products and keep the latest product_id, valid_from tuple
    with products_with_uni_temporal_data as (
      select
       *
      from
      (
        select
         *,
         ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY product_id, valid_from 
             ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) 
             as row_num
        from
         productfeed_v1
      )
      where
        -- A product_id can appear multiple times with the same 
        -- valid_from date but with a different update_date column,
        -- making it effectively bi-temporal. By only taking the most
        -- recent tuple, we are converting to a uni-temporal model.
        row_num = 1
    ),

    -- Gets the latest revision of a product
    -- A product can have multiple revisions where some of the 
    -- columns, like the title, can change.
    -- For the purpose of the disbursement report, we want 
    -- to get the latest revision of a product
    products_with_latest_version as (
     select
      *
     from
     (
      select
       *,
       ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY product_id 
           ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) desc) 
           as row_num_latest_version
      from
       products_with_uni_temporal_data
     )
     where
      row_num_latest_version = 1
   ),

    -- Get all the accounts and keep the latest account_id, valid_from tuple
    accounts_with_uni_temporal_data as (
      select
       *
      from
      (
        select
         *,
         ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY account_id, valid_from ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) as row_num
        from
         accountfeed_v1
      )
      where
        -- An account_id can appear multiple times with the same 
        -- valid_from date but with a different update_date column,
        -- making it effectively bi-temporal. By only taking the most
        -- recent tuple, we are converting to a uni-temporal model.
        row_num = 1
    ),

    -- Gets the latest revision of an account
    -- An account can have multiple revisions where some of the 
    -- columns, like the mailing_address_id, can change.
    -- For the purpose of the disbursement report, we want 
    -- to get the latest revision of a product
    accounts_with_latest_version as (
     select
      *
     from
     (
      select
       *,
       ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY account_id 
           ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) desc) 
           as row_num_latest_version
      from
       accounts_with_uni_temporal_data
     )
     where
      row_num_latest_version = 1
   ),

    -- Get all the billing events and keep the 
    -- latest billing_event_id, valid_from tuple:
    billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data as (
      select
       *
      from (
        select
          billing_event_id,
          from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
          from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
          from_iso8601_timestamp(invoice_date) as invoice_date,
          transaction_type,
          transaction_reference_id,
          product_id,
          disbursement_billing_event_id,
          action,
          from_account_id,
          to_account_id,
          end_user_account_id,
          CAST(amount as decimal(20, 10)) invoice_amount,
          bank_trace_id,
          ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY billing_event_id, valid_from 
              ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) 
              as row_num
        from
          billingeventfeed_v1
        )
      where row_num = 1
    ),

    -- Get all the disbursements
    -- The billing events data is immutable.
    -- It is not required to use time windows based on the 
    -- valid_from column to get the most recent billing event
    disbursement_events as (
      select
        billing_events_raw.billing_event_id as disbursement_id,
        billing_events_raw.invoice_date as disbursement_date,
        billing_events_raw.bank_trace_id
      from
        billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data billing_events_raw
      where
        -- Only interested in disbursements, so filter out
        -- non-disbursements by selecting transaction type 
        -- to be DISBURSEMENT:
        billing_events_raw.transaction_type = 'DISBURSEMENT'
        -- Select a time period, you can adjust the dates 
        -- below if need be. For billing events use the 
        -- invoice date as the point in time of the 
        -- disbursement being initiated:
        and billing_events_raw.invoice_date >= 
            from_iso8601_timestamp('2020-10-01T00:00:00Z')
        and billing_events_raw.invoice_date < 
            from_iso8601_timestamp('2020-11-01T00:00:00Z')
    ),

    -- Get the invoices along with the line items that 
    -- are part of the above filtered disbursements
    disbursed_line_items as (
      select
        line_items.transaction_reference_id,
        line_items.product_id,
        line_items.transaction_type,
        (case
           -- Get the payer of the invoice from any 
           -- transaction type that is not AWS and 
           -- not BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT.
           -- For AWS and BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT, the billing 
           -- event feed will show the "AWS Marketplace" 
           -- account as the receiver of the funds and the 
           -- seller as the payer. Filter those out.
           when line_items.transaction_type 
               not like '%AWS%' and transaction_type 
               not like 'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT' 
               then line_items.from_account_id
        end) as payer_account_id,
        line_items.end_user_account_id,
        invoice_amount,
        disbursements.disbursement_date,
        disbursements.disbursement_id,
        disbursements.bank_trace_id
      from
        billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data line_items
        -- Each disbursed line item is linked to the parent 
        -- disbursement via the disbursement_billing_event_id
        join disbursement_events disbursements 
          on disbursements.disbursement_id 
          = line_items.disbursement_billing_event_id
      where
        -- we are interested only in the invoice line 
        -- items that are DISBURSED
        line_items.action = 'DISBURSED'
    ),

  -- An invoice can contain multiple line items
  -- Create a pivot table to calculate the different 
  -- amounts that are part of an invoice.
  -- The new row is aggregated at 
  -- transaction_reference_id - end_user_account_id level
  invoice_amounts_aggregated as (
    select
      transaction_reference_id,
      product_id,
      -- a given disbursement id should have the 
      -- same disbursement_date
      max(disbursement_date) as disbursement_date,
      -- Build a pivot table in order to provide all the
      -- data related to a transaction in a single row.
      -- Note that the amounts are negated. This is because 
      -- when an invoice is generated, we give you the 
      -- positive amounts and the disbursement event 
      -- negates the amounts
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_REV_SHARE' 
          then -invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_rev_share,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'AWS_REV_SHARE'  
          then -invoice_amount else 0 end) as aws_rev_share,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_REV_SHARE_REFUND'  
          then -invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_rev_refund,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'AWS_REV_SHARE_REFUND'  
          then -invoice_amount else 0 end) as aws_rev_refund,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT'  
          then -invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_rev_credit,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'AWS_REV_SHARE_CREDIT'  
          then -invoice_amount else 0 end) as aws_rev_credit,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_TAX_SHARE'  
          then -invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_tax_share,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_TAX_SHARE_REFUND'  
          then -invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_tax_refund,
      -- This is the account that pays the invoice:
      max(payer_account_id) as payer_account_id,
      -- This is the account that subscribed to the product:
      end_user_account_id as customer_account_id,
      bank_trace_id
    from
      disbursed_line_items
    group by
      transaction_reference_id,
      product_id,
      disbursement_id,
      -- There might be a different end-user for the same 
      -- transaction reference id. Distributed licenses 
      -- is an example
      end_user_account_id,
      bank_trace_id
),

disbursed_amount_by_product as (
  select
    products.title as ProductTitle,
    products.product_code as ProductCode,
    -- We are rounding the sums using 2 decimal precision
    -- Note that the rounding method might differ 
    -- between SQL implementations.
    -- The disbursement seller report is using 
    -- RoundingMode.HALF_UP. This might create 
    -- discrepancies between this SQL output
    -- and the disbursement seller report
    round(invoice_amounts.seller_rev_share, 2) as SellerRev,
    round(invoice_amounts.aws_rev_share, 2) as AWSRefFee,
    round(invoice_amounts.seller_rev_refund, 2) as SellerRevRefund,
    round(invoice_amounts.aws_rev_refund, 2) as AWSRefFeeRefund,
    round(invoice_amounts.seller_rev_credit, 2) as SellerRevCredit,
    round(invoice_amounts.aws_rev_credit, 2) as AWSRefFeeCredit,
    (
        round(invoice_amounts.seller_rev_share, 2) +
        round(invoice_amounts.aws_rev_share, 2) +
        round(invoice_amounts.seller_rev_refund, 2) +
        round(invoice_amounts.aws_rev_refund, 2) +
        round(invoice_amounts.seller_rev_credit, 2) +
        round(invoice_amounts.aws_rev_credit, 2)
    ) as NetAmount,
    invoice_amounts.transaction_reference_id  
          as TransactionReferenceID,
    round(invoice_amounts.seller_tax_share, 2)  
          as SellerSalesTax,
    round(invoice_amounts.seller_tax_refund, 2)  
          as SellerSalesTaxRefund,
    payer_info.aws_account_id  
          as PayerAwsAccountId,
    customer_info.aws_account_id  
          as EndCustomerAwsAccountId,
    invoice_amounts.disbursement_date  
          as DisbursementDate,
    invoice_amounts.bank_trace_id  
          as BankTraceId
  from
    invoice_amounts_aggregated invoice_amounts
    join products_with_latest_version products  
      on products.product_id = invoice_amounts.product_id
    left join accounts_with_latest_version payer_info  
      on payer_info.account_id = invoice_amounts.payer_account_id
    left join accounts_with_latest_version customer_info  
      on customer_info.account_id = invoice_amounts.customer_account_id
)

select * from disbursed_amount_by_product;
```

## Informe de compensación de ventas
<a name="data-feed-example-sales-compensation"></a>

Para encontrar los ingresos facturados por cliente, puede ejecutar un conjunto de consultas como las que se muestran en el siguiente ejemplo. Las consultas de este ejemplo se complementan entre sí para crear la lista final de detalles de los clientes con el importe total facturado a cada cliente por el uso del software. Puede usar las consultas tal y como se muestran o bien personalizarlas para sus datos y casos de uso.

 Los comentarios de las consultas explican lo que hacen las consultas y cómo modificarlas.

**nota**  
Al ejecutar esta consulta, asumimos que los datos se ingieren con dos ejes de tiempo (las columnas `valid_from` y `update`). Para obtener más información, consulte [Almacenamiento y estructura de las fuentes de datos de AWS Marketplace](data-feed-details.md).

```
    -- Gets all the products and keeps the latest product_id, 
    -- valid_from tuple.
    with products_with_uni_temporal_data as (
      select
       *
      from
      (
        select
         *,
         ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY product_id, valid_from 
                  ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) 
                  as row_num
        from
         productfeed_v1
      )
      where
        -- A product_id can appear multiple times with the same 
        -- valid_from date but with a different update_date column,
        -- making it effectively bi-temporal. By only taking the most
        -- recent tuple, we are converting to a uni-temporal model.
        row_num = 1
    ),

    -- Gets the latest revision of a product
    -- A product can have multiple revisions where some of the 
    -- columns, like the title, can change.
    -- For the purpose of the sales compensation report, we want 
    -- to get the latest revision of a product
    products_with_latest_revision as (
     select
      *
     from
     (
      select
       *,
       ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY product_id ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) desc) as row_num_latest_revision
      from
       products_with_uni_temporal_data
     )
     where
      row_num_latest_revision = 1
   ),

     -- Gets all the addresses and keeps the latest address_id, 
     -- aws_account_id, and valid_from combination.
     -- We're transitioning from a bi-temporal data model to an 
     -- uni-temporal data_model
     piifeed_with_uni_temporal_data as (
       select
        *
       from
       (
         select
          *,
          ROW_NUMBER() OVER (
             PARTITION BY address_id, aws_account_id, valid_from 
             ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) 
             as row_num
         from
          piifeed
       )
       where
         -- An address_id can appear multiple times with the same
         -- valid_from date but with a different update_date column.
         -- We are only interested in the most recent.
         row_num = 1
     ),

    -- Gets the latest revision of an address.
    -- An address_id can have multiple revisions where some of 
    -- the columns can change.
    -- For the purpose of the sales compensation report, we want to
    -- get the latest revision of an address + account_id pair.
    pii_with_latest_revision as (
      select
       *
      from
      (
       select
        *,
        ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY address_id, aws_account_id 
              ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) desc) 
              as row_num_latest_revision
       from
        piifeed_with_uni_temporal_data
      )
      where
       row_num_latest_revision = 1
    ),

    -- Gets all the accounts and keeps the latest 
    -- account_id, valid_from tuple.
    -- We're transitioning from a bi-temporal data 
    -- model to an uni-temporal data_model.
    accounts_with_uni_temporal_data as (
      select
       *
      from
      (
        select
         *,
         ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY account_id, valid_from 
             ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) 
             as row_num
        from
         accountfeed_v1
      )
      where
        -- An account_id can appear multiple times with the same 
        -- valid_from date but with a different update_date column.
        -- We are only interested in the most recent tuple.
        row_num = 1
    ),

    -- Gets all the historical dates for an account
    -- An account can have multiple revisions where some of the 
    -- columns like the mailing_address_id can change.
    accounts_with_history as (
     select
      *,
      -- This interval's begin_date
      case
        when
        -- First record for a given account_id
          lag(valid_from, 1) over (partition by account_id 
             order by from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) asc) is null
        then
          -- 'force' begin_date a bit earlier because of different 
          -- data propagation times. We'll subtract one day as one
          -- hour is not sufficient
          from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) - INTERVAL '1' DAY
        else
          -- not the first line -> return the real date
          from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from)
      end as begin_date,
      -- This interval's end date.
      COALESCE(
           LEAD(from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from), 1) 
                OVER (partition by account_id 
                ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from)),
           from_iso8601_timestamp('9999-01-01T00:00:00Z')
      ) as end_date
     from
       accounts_with_uni_temporal_data
   ),

    -- Gets all the billing events and keeps the latest 
    -- billing_event_id, valid_from tuple.
    -- We're transitioning from a bi-temporal data 
    -- model to an uni-temporal data_model.
    billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data as (
      select
       *
      from (
        select
          billing_event_id,
          from_iso8601_timestamp(valid_from) as valid_from,
          from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) as update_date,
          from_iso8601_timestamp(invoice_date) as invoice_date,
          transaction_type,
          transaction_reference_id,
          product_id,
          disbursement_billing_event_id,
          action,
          currency,
          from_account_id,
          to_account_id,
          end_user_account_id,
          -- convert an empty billing address to null. This will 
          -- later be used in a COALESCE call
          case
           when billing_address_id <> '' then billing_address_id else null
          end as billing_address_id,
          CAST(amount as decimal(20, 10)) invoice_amount,
          ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY billing_event_id, valid_from 
              ORDER BY from_iso8601_timestamp(update_date) desc) 
              as row_num
        from
          billingeventfeed_v1
        where
          -- The Sales Compensation Report does not contain BALANCE 
          -- ADJUSTMENTS, so we filter them out here
          transaction_type <> 'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT'
          -- Keep only the transactions that will affect any 
          -- future disbursed amounts.
          and balance_impacting = '1'
        )
      where row_num = 1
    ),

    -- Gets the billing address for all DISBURSED invoices. This 
    -- will be the address of the payer when the invoice was paid.
    -- NOTE: For legal reasons, for CPPO transactions, the 
    -- manufacturer will not see the payer's billing address id
    billing_addresses_for_disbursed_invoices as (
      select
        billing_events_raw.transaction_reference_id,
        billing_events_raw.billing_address_id,
        billing_events_raw.from_account_id
      from
        billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data billing_events_raw
      where
        -- the disbursed items will contain the billing address id
        billing_events_raw.action = 'DISBURSED'
        -- we only want to get the billing address id for the 
        -- transaction line items where the seller is the receiver
        -- of the amount
        and billing_events_raw.transaction_type like 'SELLER_%'
      group by
        billing_events_raw.transaction_reference_id,
        billing_events_raw.billing_address_id,
        billing_events_raw.from_account_id
    ),

  -- An invoice can contain multiple line items.
  -- We create a pivot table to calculate the different amounts 
  -- that are part of an invoice.
  -- The new row is aggregated at 
  -- transaction_reference_id - end_user_account_id level
  invoiced_and_forgiven_transactions as (
    select
      transaction_reference_id,
      product_id,
      -- A transaction will have the same invoice date for all 
      -- of its line items (transaction types)
      max(invoice_date) as invoice_date,
      -- A transaction will have the same billing_address_id 
      -- for all of its line items. Remember that the billing event
      -- is uni temporal and we retrieved only the latest valid_from item
      max(billing_address_id) as billing_address_id,
      --  A transaction will have the same currency for all 
      -- of its line items
      max(currency) as currency,
      -- We're building a pivot table in order to provide all the 
      -- data related to a transaction in a single row
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_REV_SHARE' 
            then invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_rev_share,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'AWS_REV_SHARE' 
            then invoice_amount else 0 end) as aws_rev_share,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_REV_SHARE_REFUND' 
            then invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_rev_refund,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'AWS_REV_SHARE_REFUND' 
            then invoice_amount else 0 end) as aws_rev_refund,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_REV_SHARE_CREDIT' 
            then invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_rev_credit,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'AWS_REV_SHARE_CREDIT' 
            then invoice_amount else 0 end) as aws_rev_credit,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_TAX_SHARE' 
            then invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_tax_share,
      sum(case when transaction_type = 'SELLER_TAX_SHARE_REFUND' 
            then invoice_amount else 0 end) as seller_tax_refund,
      -- this is the account that pays the invoice.
      max(case
        -- Get the payer of the invoice from any transaction type 
        -- that is not AWS and not BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT.
        -- For AWS and BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT, the billing event feed 
        -- will show the "AWS Marketplace" account as the
        -- receiver of the funds and the seller as the payer. We 
        -- are not interested in this information here.
        when
         transaction_type not like '%AWS%' 
           and transaction_type not like 'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT' 
         then from_account_id
       end) as payer_account_id,
      -- this is the account that subscribed to your product
      end_user_account_id as customer_account_id
    from
      billing_events_with_uni_temporal_data
    where
      -- Get invoiced or forgiven items. Disbursements are 
      -- not part of the sales compensation report
      action in ('INVOICED', 'FORGIVEN')
    group by
      transaction_reference_id,
      product_id,
      -- There might be a different end-user for the same 
      -- transaction reference id. Distributed licenses 
      -- is an example.
      end_user_account_id
),

invoiced_items_with_product_and_billing_address as (
  select
    invoice_amounts.*,
    products.product_code,
    products.title,
    payer_info.aws_account_id as payer_aws_account_id,
    payer_info.account_id as payer_reference_id,
    customer_info.aws_account_id as end_user_aws_account_id,
    (
        invoice_amounts.seller_rev_share +
        invoice_amounts.aws_rev_share +
        invoice_amounts.seller_rev_refund +
        invoice_amounts.aws_rev_refund +
        invoice_amounts.seller_rev_credit +
        invoice_amounts.aws_rev_credit +
        invoice_amounts.seller_tax_share +
        invoice_amounts.seller_tax_refund
    ) as seller_net_revenue,
    -- Try to get the billing address from the DISBURSED event 
    -- (if any). If there is no DISBURSEMENT, get the billing 
    -- address from the INVOICED item. If still no billing address, 
    -- then default to getting the mailing address of the payer.
    coalesce(billing_add.billing_address_id, 
             invoice_amounts.billing_address_id, 
             payer_info.mailing_address_id) 
          as final_billing_address_id
  from
    invoiced_and_forgiven_transactions invoice_amounts
    join products_with_latest_revision products 
        on products.product_id = invoice_amounts.product_id
    left join accounts_with_history payer_info 
        on payer_info.account_id = invoice_amounts.payer_account_id
          -- Get the Payer Information at the time of invoice creation
          and payer_info.begin_date <= invoice_amounts.invoice_date 
          and invoice_amounts.invoice_date < payer_info.end_date
    left join accounts_with_history customer_info 
        on customer_info.account_id = invoice_amounts.customer_account_id
          -- Get the End User Information at the time of invoice creation
          and customer_info.begin_date <= invoice_amounts.invoice_date 
          and invoice_amounts.invoice_date < customer_info.end_date
    left join billing_addresses_for_disbursed_invoices billing_add 
        on billing_add.transaction_reference_id = 
           invoice_amounts.transaction_reference_id
        and billing_add.from_account_id = 
            invoice_amounts.payer_account_id
),

invoices_with_full_address as (
  select
    payer_aws_account_id as "Customer AWS Account Number",
    pii_data.country as "Country",
    pii_data.state_or_region as "State",
    pii_data.city as "City",
    pii_data.postal_code as "Zip Code",
    pii_data.email_domain as "Email Domain",
    product_code as "Product Code",
    title as "Product Title",
    seller_rev_share as "Gross Revenue",
    aws_rev_share as "AWS Revenue Share",
    seller_rev_refund as "Gross Refunds",
    aws_rev_refund as "AWS Refunds Share",
    seller_net_revenue as "Net Revenue",
    currency as "Currency",
    date_format(invoice_date, '%Y-%m')as "AR Period",
    transaction_reference_id as "Transaction Reference ID",
    payer_reference_id as "Payer Reference ID",
    end_user_aws_account_id as "End Customer AWS Account ID"
  from
    invoiced_items_with_product_and_billing_address invoice_amounts
    left join pii_with_latest_revision pii_data 
        on pii_data.aws_account_id = invoice_amounts.payer_aws_account_id
        and pii_data.address_id = invoice_amounts.final_billing_address_id
    -- Filter out FORGIVEN and Field Demonstration Pricing transactions
    where seller_net_revenue <> 0
)

select * from invoices_with_full_address;
```

# Data feeds
<a name="data-feeds"></a>

AWS Marketplace proporciona una serie de fuentes de datos para ayudar a los vendedores a recopilar y analizar información sobre las ventas de tus productos. Los feeds de datos están disponibles para todos los AWS Marketplace vendedores registrados. Dado que las fuentes de datos se generan en un día, contienen los datos más actuales disponibles.

En las secciones siguientes se describe cada fuente de datos.

**Topics**
+ [Fuente de datos de cuenta](data-feed-account.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de direcciones](data-feed-address.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de acuerdos](data-feed-agreements.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de cargos por contrato](data-feed-agreement-charge.md)
+ [Fuente de datos sobre los términos del acuerdo](data-feed-agreement-term.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de eventos de facturación](data-feed-billing-event.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de uso diario](data-feed-daily-usage.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de mapeo heredada](data-feed-legacy-mapping.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de ofertas](data-feed-offer.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de productos de la oferta](data-feed-offer-product.md)
+ [Ofrecer fuente de datos de destino](data-feed-offer-target.md)
+ [Fuente de datos del producto](data-feed-product.md)
+ [Fuente de datos de elementos de impuestos](data-feed-tax-item.md)

# Fuente de datos de cuenta
<a name="data-feed-account"></a>

Esta fuente de datos proporciona información sobre todas las cuentas con las que interactúa: las suyas, las de los socios de canal con los que trabaja, las de los compradores, las de los pagadores y todas las cuentas sujetas a impuestos. 

Los datos de la cuenta son inmutables y no están asociados con ningún número de versión. Los cambios en los campos se anexan, por lo que esta fuente de datos puede tener varias filas con los mismos valores `account_id` y valores `valid_from` diferentes. Para obtener información sobre los campos del historial de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization).

La fuente de datos de la cuenta se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos. 


| Nombre de la columna  | Descripción  | 
| --- | --- | 
| id\$1cuenta  | Identificador único de carácter general (GUID) de la cuenta. Se puede utilizar para unir campos de las fuentes de datos de `Product`, `Offer_Target`, `Billing_Event` y `Tax_Item`. Consulte esas fuentes de datos para obtener información sobre los campos que se pueden usar para unirse. | 
| aws\$1account\$1id  | El número de cuenta de AWS de la cuenta de AWS del vendedor, que es único por partición de AWS.  | 
| encrypted\$1account\$1id | El ID único y cifrado para un comprador individual de su aplicación. El servicio de medición de AWS Marketplace utiliza el valor de encrypted\$1account\$1id, por ejemplo, como el valor CustomerIdentifier que devuelve la acción [https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplacemetering/latest/APIReference/API_ResolveCustomer.html](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplacemetering/latest/APIReference/API_ResolveCustomer.html).  | 
| mailing\$1address\$1id | La referencia de la dirección postal de esta cuenta. | 
| tax\$1address\$1id | La referencia de la dirección fiscal de esta cuenta. | 
| tax\$1registration\$1number | Para cuentas no estadounidenses, el número de identificación fiscal de esta cuenta.  | 
| tax\$1legal\$1name | Para cuentas no estadounidenses, el nombre de la empresa legal. Este es el nombre utilizado en las facturas fiscales. | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de la cuenta
<a name="data-feed-account-sample-data"></a>

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de la fuente de datos de la cuenta. Para facilitar la lectura, no se muestran las columnas del historial de datos. Para obtener información sobre los campos del historial de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization).


| id\$1cuenta  | aws\$1account\$1id  | encrypted\$1account\$1id | mailing\$1address\$1id | tax\$1address\$1id | tax\$1registration\$1number | tax\$1legal\$1name | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| xk0CSmiAm6PQ4QqEog9iiaochIzuPlkMfba7a1oDlZ | 444456660000 | Zf7oMzheGWpH | 25o3k46eN6eViOfFiiqtxwX8e3kaOiPalUiofjyFa3 |  |  |  | 
| 7nyo5jwTRoPlyX81vx9ji04eEwTurO1Ff8biQi88W8 | 555567679999 | 373vuQUqmQ8v | 5oJ6vTjSzMrrF2gvh2Vj9HfqiM800MuLEHmyFY5Lr42s8 | 5oJ6vTjSzMrrF2gvh2Vj9HfqiM800MuLEHmyFY5Lr42s8 | SE823935083345 |  | 
| VIeGa2t9j3MuxioH9wc8lsndXXCgGCGUreeXriocM5 | 73739998888 | 8SPxAYmi8MwX | NLUc5UeiMlGFTrDWCoftDPhDUF1oaSd8xgl5QM8Db7 | V5NhBYBiYogwy0WMhndGU4AfMggmuoTC2j7Pm8ZKKNNyT | DE469558025 |  | 

# Fuente de datos de direcciones
<a name="data-feed-address"></a>

**importante**  
AWS Marketplace suspenderá el PiiFeed, que se proporciona mediante el [servicio de fuentes de datos de entrega del vendedor](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-service.html), en diciembre de 2023. Use la fuente de datos AddressFeed\$1v1 para sus necesidades de datos de direcciones. Si tiene alguna pregunta o necesita asistencia, póngase en contacto con el equipo de [operaciones de vendedores de AWS Marketplace](https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/management/contact-us/).

Esta fuente de datos proporciona información de contacto para todas las cuentas con las que interactúa: las suyas, las de los socios de canal con los que trabaja, las de los compradores, las de los pagadores y todas las cuentas sujetas a impuestos. Cada vez que se produce una nueva transacción, se analiza la dirección del cliente de la transacción, y si no figura en su fuente de datos, se añade una nueva entrada al archivo de fuente de datos.

Los datos de dirección son inmutables. 

La fuente de datos de direcciones se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos. 


| Nombre de la columna  | Descripción  | 
| --- | --- | 
| address\$1id  | La clave única de la dirección. Se puede usar para unirse desde la fuente de datos de `Billing_Event` en el campo de `billing_address_id` o desde la fuente de datos de `Account` de los campos `mailing_address_id` o `tax_address_id`. | 
| email\$1domain  | El dominio de la dirección de correo electrónico registrado para esta cuenta.  | 
| company\$1name  | El nombre de la empresa registrado para esta cuenta.  | 
| country\$1code | El código de país ISO 3166 alpha-2 registrado para esta dirección.  | 
| state\$1or\$1region  | El estado o región registrado para esta dirección.  | 
| ciudad  | La ciudad registrada para esta dirección.  | 
| postal\$1code  | El código postal registrado para esta dirección.  | 
| address\$1line\$11  | La primera línea de la dirección registrada para esta dirección.  | 
| address\$1line\$12  | La segunda línea de la dirección registrada para esta dirección.  | 
| address\$1line\$13  | La tercera línea de la dirección registrada para esta dirección.  | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de direcciones
<a name="data-feed-address-sample-data"></a>

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de la fuente de datos de direcciones. En la fuente de datos, esta información se presenta en una sola tabla. Para facilitar la lectura, los datos se muestran en dos tablas aquí y las columnas del historial de datos no se muestran. Para obtener información sobre los campos del historial de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization). 


| address\$1id  | email\$1domain  | company\$1name  | country\$1code  | state\$1or\$1region  | city  | postal\$1code  | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| V5NhBYBiYogwy0WMhndGU4AfMggmuoTC2j7Pm8ZKKNNyT | a.com | Mateo Jackson's Company | DE |  | Hamburgo | 67568 | 
| G68xdbkZQDVVHzfBGw6yf5yos0A6NiSVWHmH5ViLjf | b.com | Mary Major's Company | EE. UU. | OH | Dayton | 57684 | 
| NLUc5UeiMlGFTrDWCoftDPhDUF1oaSd8xgl5QM8Db7 | c.com | Our Seller | EE. UU. | NY | Nueva York | 89475 | 




| address\$1line\$11  | address\$1line\$12  | address\$1line\$13  | 
| --- | --- | --- | 
|   |   |  | 
|  |   |  | 
|  | 19th Floor |  | 



# Fuente de datos de acuerdos
<a name="data-feed-agreements"></a>

Esta fuente de datos proporciona información sobre los acuerdos, es decir, un contrato firmado entre un proponente (vendedor registrado) y un aceptante (AWS comprador) para empezar a utilizar un producto. Esta fuente de datos proporciona información sobre los acuerdos de las ofertas de productos que ha creado como vendedor de registro.

La fuente de datos de acuerdos se actualiza cada 24 horas.

En la siguiente tabla se muestran y describen los elementos en la fuente de datos.


| Columna | Description (Descripción) | 
| --- | --- | 
| valid\$1from | La primera fecha para la que es válido el valor de la clave principal en relación con los valores de otros campos. | 
| insert\$1date | La fecha en la que se insertó un registro en la fuente de datos. | 
| update\$1date | La fecha en la que se actualizó por última vez el registro. | 
| delete\$1date | Esta columna siempre está en blanco. | 
| Status |  El estado actual del acuerdo. Entre los estados admitidos se incluyen los siguientes: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-agreements.html)  | 
| estimated\$1agreement\$1value | El importe total conocido que es probable que el cliente pague durante todo el ciclo de vida del acuerdo. | 
| currency\$1code | La divisa del importe total conocido que es probable que el cliente pague durante todo el ciclo de vida del acuerdo. | 
| agreement\$1id | El identificador único para el acuerdo. | 
| license\$1ids | Los identificadores de licencia asociados al acuerdo, representados como una matriz. | 
| proposer\$1account\$1id | El vendedor que lo propuso PurchaseAgreement, representado por el identificador único global (GUID) de la cuenta del vendedor. Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos de la cuenta. | 
| acceptor\$1account\$1id | El comprador que lo aceptó PurchaseAgreement, representado por el identificador único global (GUID) de la cuenta del comprador. Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos de la cuenta. | 
| offer\$1revision\$1at\$1acceptance | El ID sencillo de la oferta que corresponde a este acuerdo. Se puede utilizar para unirse a las fuentes de datos de oferta y objetivo de la oferta. | 
| offer\$1set\$1id | El identificador del conjunto de ofertas asociado a la oferta. | 
| start\$1time | La fecha y la hora en las que se inicia el acuerdo. | 
| end\$1time | La fecha y la hora en las que finaliza el acuerdo. El campo es nulo para pay-as-you-go los acuerdos que no tienen fechas de finalización. | 
| time\$1acceptance\$1time | La fecha y la hora en las que se acepta la oferta o en las que se ha creado el acuerdo. [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-agreements.html)  | 
| intent | La intención del comprador cuando se modificó el acuerdo por última vez. | 
| preceding\$1agreement\$1id | El ID del acuerdo anterior. | 
| status\$1reason\$1code | Motivo del cambio de estado del acuerdo. | 
| id\$1de\$1cuent\$1de\$1destinatario | La cuenta del vendedor que recibe los datos de los ficheros. Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos `Account` en el campo `account_id`. | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de acuerdos
<a name="agreements-feed-example"></a>


| valid\$1from | agreement\$1id | proposer\$1account\$1id | acceptor\$1account\$1id | offer\$1id | offer\$1revision\$1at\$1acceptance | offer\$1set\$1id | start\$1time | end\$1time | aceptance\$1time | intent | preceding\$1agreement\$1id | status | status\$1reason\$1code | estimated\$1agreement\$1value | currency\$1code | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| 2024-06-21 20:58:00.0 | agmt-34g544dfgsd5678adsrgwe5t | 88a3xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | 88a3xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | offer-krxxxxxxxxxxx | 1 | conjunto de ofertas: yricpu74oqox2 | 2024-06-21 20:58:00.0 | 2024-06-21 20:58:00.0 | 2024-06-21 20:58:00.0 | NUEVO |  | ACTIVE |  | 1 000 | USD | 

# Fuente de datos de cargos por contrato
<a name="data-feed-agreement-charge"></a>

Este feed de datos proporciona una descripción general del cargo asociado a un acuerdo creado por ti como vendedor registrado. Actualmente, esta fuente de datos solo proporciona información sobre los cargos de los acuerdos asociados a un plazo del calendario de pagos.

El feed de datos sobre los cargos por acuerdos se actualiza cada 24 horas.

En la siguiente tabla se muestran y describen los elementos en la fuente de datos.


| Columna | Description (Descripción) | 
| --- | --- | 
| valid\$1from | La primera fecha para la que es válido el valor de la clave principal en relación con los valores de otros campos. | 
| insert\$1date | La fecha en la que se insertó un registro en la fuente de datos. | 
| update\$1date | La fecha en la que se actualizó por última vez el registro. | 
| delete\$1date | Esta columna siempre está en blanco. | 
| cantidad | El importe a cobrar. | 
| currency\$1code | La divisa de fijación de precios del pago. | 
| hora | La fecha de cargo programada para la cuota planificada. | 
| agreement\$1id | El identificador único para el acuerdo. | 
| term\$1id | El identificador único del término. | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de Agreement & Charge
<a name="agreement-charge-feed-example"></a>


| valid\$1from | insert\$1date | update\$1date | delete\$1date | cantidad | currency\$1code | hora | agreement\$1id | term\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| 2024-12-24 11:31:47 ,0 | 2025-10-01 01:03:41 1,0 | 2025-10-01 01:03:41 1,0 | null | 28440,00 | USD | 2025-11-06 00:00:00.000 000 | AGMT-3KK39TBW3J6ID2VAKBP0xxxxx | TERM-3986E2C7F73768ED4FF7CD8A97B41AC0AE2AA02ADA6B68DEB9349C8604CXXXXX | 

# Fuente de datos sobre los términos del acuerdo
<a name="data-feed-agreement-term"></a>

Este feed de datos proporciona una descripción general de la duración del contrato asociada a un acuerdo creado por ti como vendedor registrado.

El feed de datos sobre la vigencia del contrato se actualiza cada 24 horas.

En la siguiente tabla se muestran y describen los elementos en la fuente de datos.


| Columna | Description (Descripción) | 
| --- | --- | 
| valid\$1from | La primera fecha para la que es válido el valor de la clave principal en relación con los valores de otros campos. | 
| insert\$1date | La fecha en la que se insertó un registro en la fuente de datos. | 
| update\$1date | La fecha en la que se actualizó por última vez el registro. | 
| delete\$1date | La fecha en que se eliminó el registro. | 
| agreement\$1id | El identificador único para el acuerdo. | 
| term\$1id | El identificador único del término. | 
| term\$1type | El tipo de término asociado al acuerdo. Consulte https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplace/ latest/APIReference/API \$1Types\$1 AWS\$1M arketplace\$1Agreement\$1Service.html para obtener una lista completa de los términos disponibles. | 
| term\$1configuration | Los parámetros adicionales especificados por el aceptador al aceptar el término. Esto es aplicable a ConfigurableUpfrontPricingTerms y. RenewalTerms | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos sobre la vigencia del acuerdo
<a name="agreement-term-feed-example"></a>


| valid\$1from | insert\$1date | update\$1date | delete\$1date | agreement\$1id | term\$1id | term\$1type | term\$1configuration | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| 2024-12-24 11:31:47 ,0 | 2025-10-01 01:03:41 1,0 | 2025-10-01 01:03:41 1,0 | null | AGMT-3KK39TBW3J6ID2VAKBP0xxxxx | TERM-3986E2C7F73768ED4FF7CD8A97B41AC0AE2AA02ADA6B68DEB9349C8604CXXXXX | ConfigurableUpfrontPricingTerm | \$1"selectorValue» :"P36M», «dimensions»: [\$1"DimensionKey» :"Aplicaciones», «DimensionValue» :1\$1]\$1 | 

# Fuente de datos de eventos de facturación
<a name="data-feed-billing-event"></a>

Esta fuente de datos proporciona información sobre eventos de facturación, incluidos facturación y desembolsos. 

Por ejemplo, puede utilizar esta fuente de datos para saber cuándo y qué se factura a un comprador. También puede utilizar las [consultas de SQL de ejemplo](#data-feeds-billing-event-query-examples) para analizar los datos de esta fuente de datos.

Esta fuente de datos contiene información asociada con eventos de facturación para los que es el vendedor registrado. Para los acuerdos realizados a través de socios de canal, esta fuente de datos contiene información sobre eventos de facturación entre el fabricante y el vendedor de registro.

La fuente de datos de eventos de facturación se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

Los datos de eventos de facturación son inmutables. 

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos. 


| Nombre de la columna  | Description (Descripción)  | 
| --- | --- | 
| billing\$1event\$1id | Un identificador de un evento de facturación. Este ID es único en el entorno del vendedor.  | 
| from\$1account\$1id |  La cuenta que inició el evento de facturación. Si `transaction_type` es `SELLER_REV_SHARE`, es la cuenta de pagador del comprador. Esta es una clave externa para la fuente de datos de la [cuenta](data-feed-account.md). Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos de `Account` en el campo `account_id`.  | 
| to\$1account\$1id | La cuenta que recibe el importe de la transacción del producto. Esta es una clave externa para la fuente de datos de la cuenta.Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos de `Account` en el campo `account_id`. | 
| end\$1user\$1account\$1id | La cuenta que utiliza el producto. Esta cuenta puede ser diferente de las cuentas de comprador y pagador.Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos `Account` en el campo `account_id`. | 
| product\$1id | El identificador del producto. Esta es una clave externa para la fuente de datos del [producto](data-feed-product.md).Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos de `Product` en el campo `product_id`. | 
| acción |  El tipo de acción de este evento. Los valores posibles son los siguientes: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-billing-event.html)  | 
| transaction\$1type |  El tipo de transacción. Para ver ejemplos, consulte [Escenarios de impuestos](#data-feeds-billing-event-tax-examples). Los valores posibles son los siguientes:  [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-billing-event.html)  | 
| parent\$1billing\$1event\$1id |  Cuando el valor de `broker_id` es `AWS_INC`, el valor de `action` es `DISBURSED` o `FORGIVEN` y el valor de `transaction_type` es `DISBURSEMENT`, el `parent_billing_event_id` se refiere al `billing_event_id` original que inició este evento de facturación. Si `action` tiene otro valor, este campo es nulo.  Cuando el valor de `broker_id` es `AWS_EUROPE`, `parent_billing_event_id` se refiere al `billing_event_id` original que inició este evento de facturación en los siguientes escenarios:  [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-billing-event.html) Si el valor de `broker_id` es `AWS_EUROPE`, `parent_billing_event_id` se refiere al `billing_event_id` original del anterior evento de facturación de desembolsos exitoso en el siguiente escenario: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-billing-event.html) Si el valor de `broker_id` es `AWS_EUROPE`, este campo es nulo para todos los escenarios restantes.  | 
| disbursement\$1billing\$1event\$1id |  El desembolso relacionado cuando el valor de `action` es `DISBURSED` y se cumple una de las siguientes condiciones:  [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-billing-event.html) En todos los demás escenarios, este valor es nulo.  | 
| cantidad | El importe del evento de facturación.  | 
| divisa | El código de moneda ISO 639. | 
| disbursement\$1amount | El importe del desembolso. En los escenarios de doble facturación, este campo contiene el importe del desembolso. En los escenarios de facturación unificada, este campo es nulo. | 
| disbursement\$1currency | El código de divisa ISO 639 para el importe del desembolso. En los escenarios de doble facturación, este campo contiene el código de divisa del desembolso. En los escenarios de facturación unificada, este campo es nulo. | 
| balance\$1impacting | Si el importe se tiene en cuenta al calcular los desembolsos del vendedor. Un valor de 0 indica que el importe se muestra con fines informativos y no tiene ningún efecto sobre el saldo. Un valor de 1 indica que este importe se tiene en cuenta al determinar los desembolsos del vendedor.  | 
| invoice\$1date | La fecha en que se creó la factura. | 
| payment\$1due\$1date |  Cuando el valor de `action` es `INVOICED`, la fecha de vencimiento de la factura.  | 
| usage\$1period\$1start\$1date | La fecha de inicio del periodo del registro. | 
| usage\$1period\$1end\$1date | La fecha de finalización del periodo del registro. | 
| invoice\$1id |  El identificador de AWS la factura.  | 
| billing\$1address\$1id | La referencia de la dirección de facturación del pagador en la fuente de datos de la dirección.Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos de `Address` en el campo `address_id`. | 
| transaction\$1reference\$1id |  Un identificador que le permite hacer referencias cruzadas a datos de los siguientes informes: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-billing-event.html)  | 
| bank\$1trace\$1id |  En el caso de las transacciones de desembolso (`transaction_type` = es `DISBURSEMENT` y la acción es `DISBURSED`), el identificador de seguimiento es asignado por el banco. El identificador de seguimiento se puede utilizar para correlacionarlo con los informes proporcionados por el banco del vendedor.  | 
| broker\$1id |  Un identificador de la entidad comercial que facilitó la transacción. Los valores posibles son los siguientes: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-billing-event.html)  | 
| buyer\$1transaction\$1reference\$1id |  Un identificador que agrupa todos los registros relacionados de la fuente de facturación mediante `GROUP BY` o la construcción de funciones de ventana en SQL. Estos registros relacionados pueden incluir la factura del comprador, la factura del vendedor y el impuesto sobre el valor añadido (VATs) sobre la tarifa de publicación.  | 
| acción\$1fecha |  La fecha en la que se produjo el evento de la transacción. La fecha específica depende del tipo de acción: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-billing-event.html)  | 
| recipient\$1account\$1id | La cuenta del vendedor que recibe los datos de los ficheros. Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos `Account` en el campo `account_id`. | 
| offer\$1id | El identificador descriptivo de la oferta que está asociado a la línea de pedido de la factura del comprador.Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos `Offer` en el campo `offer_id`. | 
| fecha\$1factura\$1del comprador | La fecha de la factura del artículo de la factura del comprador asociado. | 
| line\$1item\$1id | El identificador de la partida de la factura, según el nivel de detalle del desembolso. | 
| buyer\$1line\$1item\$1id | El identificador de la partida de la factura del comprador según el nivel de detalle del desembolso. | 
| charge\$1variant | Indica lo que se compra o vende.  | 
| charge\$1side | Indica si el vendedor compra o vende la variante de pago.  | 

## Escenarios de impuestos
<a name="data-feeds-billing-event-tax-examples"></a>

El modelo fiscal vigente del país y del estado del comprador y el vendedor determina cómo se recaudan y remiten los impuestos. A continuación, se muestran los escenarios posibles:
+ Los impuestos son recaudados y remitidos por AWS. En estos casos, `transaction_type` es `AWS_TAX_SHARE`. 
+ Los impuestos los recauda el vendedor AWS, los desembolsa y el vendedor los remite a las autoridades tributarias. En estos casos, `transaction_type` es `SELLER_TAX_SHARE`.
+ Los impuestos no los recauda. AWS El vendedor debe calcular los impuestos y remitirlos a las autoridades fiscales. En estos casos, AWS Marketplace no realiza cálculos de impuestos ni recibe información tributaria. El vendedor paga los impuestos de la parte de ingresos.

## Ejemplos de fuente de datos de eventos de facturación
<a name="data-feed-billing-event-sample-scenario"></a>

En esta sección se muestran ejemplos del periodo de datos del evento de facturación en el momento de la facturación y un mes después. Tenga en cuenta lo siguiente para todas las tablas de esta sección: 
+ En las fuentes de datos, los valores de `billing_event_id` son cadenas alfanuméricas de 40 caracteres. Se muestran aquí como cadenas de dos caracteres para facilitar la lectura. 
+ En la fuente de datos, esta información se presenta en una sola tabla. Para facilitar la lectura, los datos se muestran aquí en varias tablas y no aparecen todas las columnas. 

Para los ejemplos de esta sección, suponga lo siguiente: 
+ Arnav es el comprador.
  + El ID de su cuenta es `737399998888`.
  + Está ubicado en Francia, que está sujeto a las leyes de facilitadores del mercado. Para obtener más información, consulte [Ayuda fiscal de Amazon Web Service](https://aws.amazon.com/tax-help/).
  + Compró `prod-o4grxfafcxxxx` y se le facturaron 120,60 dólares por el uso mensual de ese producto.
  + Pagó la factura dentro del mes.
+ Jane es la fabricante.
  + El ID de su cuenta es `111122223333`.
+ Paulo es el vendedor de registro.
  + El ID de su cuenta es `777788889999`. 
  + Vive en Kansas, que no está sujeta a las leyes de facilitadores del mercado. 

### Fuente de datos de eventos de facturación para el vendedor de registro
<a name="billing-event-example-seller-of-record"></a>

Como vendedor de registro, Paulo factura al comprador, Arnav. 

En las siguientes tablas se muestra la información relevante en la fuente de datos de Paulo cuando factura a Arnav.


| billing\$1event\$1id  | from\$1account\$1id  | to\$1account\$1id  | end\$1user\$1account\$1id | product\$1id | action | transaction\$1type | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| I0 | 737399998888 | 777788889999 | 737399998888 | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | FACTURADO | SELLER\$1REV\$1SHARE | 
| I1 | 737399998888 | AWS | 737399998888 | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | FACTURADO | AWS\$1TAX\$1COMPARTIR | 
| I2 | 777788889999 | 111122223333 | 737399998888 | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | FACTURADO | SELLER\$1REV\$1SHARE | 
| I3 | 777788889999 | AWS | 737399998888 | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | FACTURADO | AWS\$1REV\$1COMPARTIR | 




| parent\$1billing\$1event\$1id | disbursement\$1billing\$1event\$1id | amount | divisa | invoice\$1date | invoice\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
|  |  | 100 | USD | 2018-12-31T00:00:00Z | 781216640 | 
|  |  | 20.6 | USD | 2018-12-31T00:00:00Z | 781216640 | 
|  |  | -80 | USD | 2018-12-31T00:04:07Z | 788576665 | 
|  |  | -0.2 | USD | 2018-12-31T00:04:07Z | 788576665 | 

En las siguientes tablas se muestra la información relevante en la fuente de datos de Paulo al final del mes, después de que Arnav pague la factura.


| billing\$1event\$1id  | from\$1account\$1id  | to\$1account\$1id  | end\$1user\$1account\$1id | product\$1id | action | transaction\$1type | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| I10 | 737399998888 | 777788889999 | 737399998888 |  | DESEMBOLSADO | SELLER\$1REV\$1SHARE | 
| I12 | 777788889999 | 111122223333 | 737399998888 |  | DESEMBOLSADO | SELLER\$1REV\$1SHARE | 
| I13 | 777788889999 | AWS | 737399998888 | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | DESEMBOLSADO | AWS\$1REV\$1COMPARTIR | 
| I14 | AWS | 777788889999 |  |  | DESEMBOLSADO | ABONO | 




| parent\$1billing\$1event\$1id | disbursement\$1billing\$1event\$1id | amount | divisa | invoice\$1date | invoice\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| I0 | I14 | -100 | USD | 2018-12-31T00:00:00Z | 781216640 | 
| I2 | I14 | 80 | USD | 2018-12-31T00:04:07Z | 788576665 | 
| I3 | I14 | 0.2 | USD | 2018-12-31T00:04:07Z | 788576665 | 
|  |  | 19.8 | USD |  |  | 

### Fuente de datos de eventos de facturación para el fabricante
<a name="billing-event-example-manufacturer"></a>

En las siguientes tablas se muestra la información relevante en la fuente de datos de Jane cuando Paulo factura a Arnav.


| billing\$1event\$1id  | from\$1account\$1id  | to\$1account\$1id  | end\$1user\$1account\$1id | product\$1id | action | transaction\$1type | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| I5 | 777788889999 | 111122223333 |  | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | FACTURADO | SELLER\$1REV\$1SHARE | 
| I6 | 777788889999 | 111122223333 |  | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | FACTURADO | SELLER\$1TAX\$1SHARE | 
| I7 | 111122223333 | AWS |  | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | FACTURADO | AWS\$1REV\$1COMPARTIR | 




| parent\$1billing\$1event\$1id | disbursement\$1billing\$1event\$1id | amount | divisa | invoice\$1date | invoice\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
|  |  | 73.5 |  | 2018-12-31T00:04:07Z | 788576665 | 
|  |  | 6.5 |  | 2018-12-31T00:04:07Z | 788576665 | 
|  |  | -7.35 |  | 2018-12-31T00:04:07Z | 788576665 | 

En las siguientes tablas se muestra la información relevante en la fuente de datos de Jane al final del mes, después de pagar la factura.


| billing\$1event\$1id  | from\$1account\$1id  | to\$1account\$1id  | end\$1user\$1account\$1id | product\$1id | action | transaction\$1type | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| I30 | 777788889999 | 111122223333 |  | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | DESEMBOLSADO | SELLER\$1REV\$1SHARE | 
| I31 | 777788889999 | 111122223333 |  | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | DESEMBOLSADO | SELLER\$1TAX\$1SHARE | 
| I32 | 111122223333 | AWS |  | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | DESEMBOLSADO | AWS\$1REV\$1COMPARTIR | 
| I33 | AWS | 111122223333 |  |  | DESEMBOLSADO | ABONO | 




| parent\$1billing\$1event\$1id | disbursement\$1billing\$1event\$1id | amount | divisa | invoice\$1date | invoice\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| I5 | I33 | -73.5 | USD |  |  | 
| I6 | I33 | -6.5 | USD |  |  | 
| I7 | I33 | 7.35 | USD |  |  | 
|  |  | 72.65 | USD |  |  | 

## Consultas de ejemplo
<a name="data-feeds-billing-event-query-examples"></a>

Como se describe en [Recopilación y análisis de datos con fuentes de datos](data-feed-using.md), puede utilizar [Athena](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/athena/latest/ug/what-is.html) para ejecutar consultas sobre los datos que se recopilan y almacenan como fuentes de datos en el bucket de Amazon S3 administrado. En esta sección se proporcionan algunos ejemplos de formas comunes de hacerlo. Todos los ejemplos suponen que se utiliza una moneda única.

## Ejemplo 1: Importe facturado, incluidos los impuestos
<a name="data-feed-example-query-tax-invoice"></a>

Para saber cuánto se facturó a los compradores, incluidos los impuestos, puede ejecutar una consulta como la que se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo. 

```
SELECT sum(amount) FROM billing_event 
WHERE 
  action = 'INVOICED'
  AND
  (
    (transaction_type in ('SELLER_REV_SHARE', 'SELLER_TAX_SHARE')
      -- to discard SELLER_REV_SHARE from Manufacturer to Channel Partner, aka cost of goods
      AND to_account_id='seller-account-id'
    )
  OR transaction_type= 'AWS_TAX_SHARE'
  );
```

## Ejemplo 2: Importe facturado a los compradores en nombre del vendedor
<a name="data-feed-example-query-invoice-for-seller"></a>

Para saber cuántos compradores se facturaron en nombre de un vendedor, puede ejecutar una consulta como la que se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo.

```
SELECT sum(amount) FROM billing_event 
WHERE
  action = 'INVOICED'
  AND transaction_type in ('SELLER_REV_SHARE', 'SELLER_TAX_SHARE')
  AND to_account_id='seller-account-id'
;
```

## Ejemplo 3: El importe AWS se puede recaudar en nombre del vendedor
<a name="data-feed-example-query-aws-collect"></a>

Para saber cuánto se AWS puede cobrar en nombre de un vendedor, menos los reembolsos, los créditos y las cuentas condonadas, puedes realizar una consulta como se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo.

```
SELECT sum(amount) FROM billing_event 
WHERE
  -- what is invoiced on behalf of SELLER, incl. refunds/ credits and cost of goods
  transaction_type like 'SELLER_%' 
  -- FORGIVEN action records will "negate" related INVOICED
  and action in ('INVOICED','FORGIVEN') 
;
```

## Ejemplo 4: Importe que el vendedor puede recaudar
<a name="data-feed-example-query-seller-collect"></a>

Para saber cuánto pueden recaudar los vendedores, puede ejecutar una consulta como la que se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo. En este ejemplo, se eliminan las tasas de publicación y los impuestos que se AWS recaudan y se añaden los ajustes de saldo excepcionales. 

```
SELECT sum(amount) FROM billing_event
WHERE
  (transaction_type like 'SELLER_%' -- what is invoiced on behalf of SELLER
  or transaction_type like 'AWS_REV_%' -- what is owed to AWS
  or transaction_type = 'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT' -- exceptionnal case
  )
  and action in ('INVOICED','FORGIVEN')
;
```

También puede utilizar la siguiente consulta para recopilar la misma información, como se muestra en el ejemplo siguiente.

```
SELECT sum(amount) FROM billing_event
WHERE
  balance_impacting = 1
  and action in ('INVOICED','FORGIVEN')
;
```

En el siguiente ejemplo se muestra la misma información, pero está restringida a las transacciones de 2018 y supone que todos los compradores pagaron sus facturas. 

```
SELECT sum(amount) FROM billing_event
WHERE
  invoice_date between '2018-01-01' and '2018-12-31'
  and balance_impacting = 1
  and action in ('INVOICED','FORGIVEN')
;
```

## Ejemplo 5: Importe de los desembolsos
<a name="data-feed-example-query-disbursements"></a>

Para averiguar la cantidad que se ha desembolsado, puede ejecutar una consulta como la que se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo.

```
select sum(amount) FROM billing_event
WHERE
  action ='DISBURSED'
  and transaction_type like 'DISBURSEMENT%'
;
```

## Ejemplo 6: Importe pendiente de desembolso
<a name="data-feed-example-query-pending-disbursement"></a>

Para averiguar el importe pendiente de desembolso, puede ejecutar una consulta como la que se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo. Esta consulta elimina los importes que ya se han desembolsado. 

```
SELECT sum(amount) FROM billing_event targeted 
WHERE
   (transaction_type like 'SELLER_%'  -- what is invoiced on behalf of SELLER
    or transaction_type like 'AWS_REV_%'  -- what is owed to AWS
    or transaction_type = 'BALANCE_ADJUSTMENT' -- exceptionnal case
   ) 
  -- DISBURSEMENT action records will "negate" 'INVOICED'
  -- but do not take into account failed disbursements
   AND 
    (not exists
      (select 1 
        from billing_event disbursement
          join billing_event failed_disbursement
           on disbursement.billing_event_id=failed_disbursement.parent_billing_event_id
        where
         disbursement.transaction_type='DISBURSEMENT'
         and failed_disbursement.transaction_type='DISBURSEMENT_FAILURE'
         and targeted.disbursement_billing_event_id=disbursement.billing_event_id
      )
    ) 
;
```

Otra forma de obtener la misma información es ejecutar una consulta como la que se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo para obtener el saldo del vendedor:

```
SELECT sum(amount) FROM billing_event
WHERE
 balance_impacting = 1
;
```

En la siguiente consulta se amplía nuestro ejemplo. Restringe los resultados a las transacciones de 2018 y devuelve más detalles sobre las transacciones.

```
select sum(residual_amount_per_transaction)
from
 (SELECT
    max(billed_invoices.amount) invoiced_amount,
    sum(nvl(disbursed_invoices.amount,0)) disbursed_amount,
    -- Exercise left to the reader:
    -- use transaction_type to distinguish listing fee vs seller-owed money
    -- still pending collection
    max(transaction_type) transaction_type,
    max(billed_invoices.amount) 
      + sum(nvl(disbursed_invoices.amount,0)) residual_amount_per_transaction
  FROM billing_event billed_invoices
    -- find related disbursements
    left join billing_event disbursed_invoices
      on disbursed_invoices.action='DISBURSED'
      and disbursed_invoices.parent_billing_event_id=billed_invoices.billing_event_id
  WHERE
    billed_invoices.invoice_date between '2018-01-01' and '2018-12-31'
    and billed_invoices.transaction_type like 'SELLER_%' -- invoiced on behalf of SELLER
    and billed_invoices.action in ('INVOICED','FORGIVEN')
    -- do not take into account failed disbursements
    AND not exists
      (select 1 from billing_event failed_disbursement
       where disbursed_invoices.disbursement_billing_event_id = failed_disbursement.parent_billing_event_id
      )
   GROUP BY billed_invoices.billing_event_id
);
```

## Ejemplo 7: Saldo del conjunto de facturas
<a name="data-feed-example-query-balance-invoice-set"></a>

Para conocer la suma de un conjunto de facturas, puede ejecutar una consulta como la que se muestra en el siguiente ejemplo.

```
SELECT invoice_id, sum(amount) FROM billing_event targeted
WHERE
  -- invoice_id is only not null for invoiced records AND disbursed records 
  -- linking them to related disbursement -> no need to filter more precisely
  invoice_id in ('XXX','YYY') 
  -- filter out failed disbursements 
  AND not exists
      (select 1 
        from billing_event disbursement
          join billing_event failed_disbursement
           on disbursement.billing_event_id=failed_disbursement.parent_billing_event_id
        where
         disbursement.transaction_type='DISBURSEMENT'
         and failed_disbursement.transaction_type='DISBURSEMENT_FAILURE'
         and targeted.disbursement_billing_event_id=disbursement.billing_event_id
      ) 
  group by invoice_id;
```

# Fuente de datos de uso diario
<a name="data-feed-daily-usage"></a>

Este feed de datos proporciona información detallada sobre el uso diario de tus productos, incluidas las métricas de uso de los clientes, los ingresos estimados y los detalles de los precios. Los datos te ayudan a hacer un seguimiento del uso que hacen los clientes de tus productos y a calcular los ingresos estimados en función de los patrones de uso.

El feed de datos de uso diario se actualiza cada 24 horas.

En la siguiente tabla se muestran y describen los elementos en la fuente de datos.


| Columna | Description (Descripción) | 
| --- | --- | 
| valid\$1from | La primera fecha para la que es válido el valor de la clave principal en relación con los valores de otros campos. | 
| insert\$1date | La fecha en la que se insertó un registro en la fuente de datos. | 
| update\$1date | La fecha en la que se actualizó por última vez el registro. | 
| delete\$1date | La fecha en que se borró temporalmente el registro. | 
| usage\$1feed\$1id | El identificador único del registro de uso. Se trata de un hash salado por vendedor que garantiza la privacidad de los datos y, al mismo tiempo, mantiene la exclusividad del registro. | 
| usage\$1date | La fecha de uso del cliente, sin el componente de hora. La hora se omite porque el uso se agrega para cada día. | 
| product\$1id | El identificador descriptivo del producto. Se puede utilizar para unir los `product_id` campos de las fuentes de datos Account, Billing\$1Event y Offer\$1Product. | 
| agreement\$1id | El identificador único para el acuerdo. Si está presente, siempre comienza con. `agmnt-` En ocasiones, este campo puede ser nulo o no coincidir con las líneas de facturación correspondientes. | 
| end\$1user\$1account\$1id | La cuenta que realmente utilizó el producto, representada por el identificador único global (GUID) de la cuenta del usuario final. Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos de la cuenta. Se trata de un hachís salado por vendedor, no del ID de cuenta de AWS sin procesar. | 
| payer\$1account\$1id | La cuenta que se espera que pague por el uso del producto, representada por el identificador único global (GUID) de la cuenta del pagador. Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos de la cuenta. Se trata de un hachís salado por vendedor, no del ID de cuenta de AWS sin procesar. | 
| region | La AWS región en la que se produjo el uso por parte del comprador. | 
| dimension\$1key | La clave de dimensión configurada por el vendedor al publicar la oferta. | 
| usage\$1unit | Una clasificación de las unidades de uso, que describe el tipo de medición de uso. | 
| usage\$1quantity | El valor de uso del AWS servicio o tipo de uso asociado al registro de facturación. El valor se proporciona con un máximo de 2 decimales. | 
| pricing\$1currency | La divisa de los ingresos estimados. | 
| ingresos\$1estimados\$1en\$1moneda\$1precios | Los ingresos estimados se calculan utilizando las variables y. `usage_rate_per_unit` `usage_quantity` El valor se proporciona con un máximo de 2 decimales. En el caso de las opiniones de los ISV sobre el uso de las ofertas de los distribuidores, este valor debe multiplicarse por el porcentaje de participación en los ingresos. | 
| recipient\$1account\$1id | La cuenta del vendedor que recibe los datos de los ficheros. | 
| offer\$1id | El identificador descriptivo de la oferta. Coincidirá con el offer\$1id del acuerdo de compra cuando esté disponible. Se puede utilizar para unirse a las fuentes de datos de oferta y objetivo de la oferta. Por motivos de coherencia, este campo siempre no es nulo. | 
| usage\$1rate\$1per\$1unit\$1in\$1pricing\$1currency | La tasa de uso por unidad que se puede multiplicar por la para verificar la. `usage_quantity` `estimated_revenue_in_pricing_currency` El valor se proporciona con un máximo de 6 decimales. | 
| descripción del artículo de carga | La descripción completa del elemento de cargo, normalmente con el formato offer\$1term\$1description\$1region\$1dimension\$1description para los cargos basados en el uso. | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de uso diario
<a name="daily-usage-feed-example"></a>

A continuación se muestra un ejemplo del feed de datos de uso diario con columnas clave. Para facilitar la lectura, algunas columnas no se muestran.


| usage\$1date | product\$1id | agreement\$1id | region | dimension\$1key | unidad\$1uso | usage\$1quantity | pricing\$1currency | ingresos\$1estimados\$1en\$1precios\$1monetarios | offer\$1id | tasa de uso por unidad en la divisa de fijación de precios | descripción del artículo de carga | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| 15-01-2025 | prod-abcd1234efgh5678 | agmnt-wxyz9876abcd5432 | us-east-1 | USE1\$1InputTokenCount | unidades | 24,00 | USD | 12.00 | oferta-mnop5432qrst7890 | 0.500000 | Uso del software AWS Marketplace \$1 US-East-1 \$1 Millones de tokens de entrada | 
| 15-01-2025 | prod-ijkl9876mnop1234 | agmnt-stuv5432wxyz9876 | us-west-2 | USE1\$1InputTokenCount | unidades | 1000,00 | USD | 5.50 | oferta-abcd9876efgh5432 | 0.005500 | Uso del software AWS Marketplace \$1 US-West-2\$1Llamadas a la API | 

# Fuente de datos de mapeo heredada
<a name="data-feed-legacy-mapping"></a>

Esta fuente de datos muestra cómo el producto IDs y la oferta se IDs relacionan con los identificadores únicos globales heredados (GUIDs). Los antiguos GUIDs se utilizaban en informes antiguos y los nuevos se IDs utilizan en fuentes de datos y en AWS Marketplace APIs.

Esta fuente de datos proporciona información sobre todos los productos que ha creado como vendedor de registro y todos los productos que está autorizado a revender.

La fuente de datos de mapeo heredada se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos. 


| Nombre de la columna  | Description (Descripción)  | 
| --- | --- | 
| mapping\$1type | Si se trata del ID de un producto o el ID de una oferta.  | 
| legacy\$1id | El ID heredado de este producto u oferta. | 
| new\$1id | El ID sencillo de este producto u oferta. Este ID se utiliza como clave principal y con todas las acciones de la API actuales.  | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de mapeo heredada
<a name="data-feed-legacy-mapping-sample-data"></a>

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de la fuente de datos de mapeo heredada. Para facilitar la lectura, no se muestran las columnas del historial de datos. Para obtener información sobre los campos del historial de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization).


| mapping\$1type | legacy\$1id  | new\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | 
| OFFER | 8a806c74-dbd6-403e-9362-bb08f417ff37 | offer-dacpxznflfwin | 
| PRODUCT | 1368541d-890b-4b6c-9bb9-4a55306ab642 | prod-o4grxfafcxxxy | 
| OFFER | 558d8382-6b3a-4c75-8345-a627b552f5f1 | offer-gszhmle5npzip | 



# Fuente de datos de ofertas
<a name="data-feed-offer"></a>

La oferta de fuente de datos proporciona información sobre todas las ofertas que ha creado como vendedor de registro. Si una sola oferta tiene varias revisiones, todas las revisiones se incluyen en la fuente de datos.

Cuando realiza una revisión de la oferta y los datos de un campo expuesto cambian, se crea un nuevo registro en la fuente de datos para la misma clave principal (`offer_id` más `offer_revision`). Sin embargo, el campo de `valid_from` tiene un valor diferente. Para obtener más información acerca de las columnas del historial de fuentes de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization).

La fuente de datos de la oferta se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos. 


| Nombre de la columna  | Description (Descripción)  | 
| --- | --- | 
| offer\$1id | El identificador sencillo de la oferta.Se puede usar para unirse al campo `offer_id` de la fuente de datos `Offer_Product`. | 
| offer\$1revision | La revisión de la oferta. Este campo y el campo offer\$1id se combinan para formar la clave principal.Con `offer_id`, se puede utilizar para unirse a los campos `offer_id` y `offer_revision` de la fuente de datos `Target_Offer`. | 
| name | El nombre definido por el vendedor de la oferta.  | 
| expiration\$1date | La fecha y la hora en que caduca la oferta. | 
| opportunity\$1name | Cualquier dato de oportunidad enlazado con esta oferta. Si la oferta está vinculada a una oportunidad de AWS , este campo se rellena. | 
| opportunity\$1description | Cualquier información descriptiva enlazada con esta oferta. Si la oferta está vinculada a una oportunidad de AWS , este campo se rellena. | 
| seller\$1account\$1id | Identificador único de carácter general (GUID) de la cuenta del vendedor. Se puede usar para unirse al campo de account\$1id de la fuente de datos de la cuenta. | 
| opportunity\$1id | El identificador de la oportunidad solo se rellena si un distribuidor vende su producto. Todas las ofertas creadas por distintos socios del canal (o vendedores) tienen el mismo opportunity\$1id si el producto es el mismo.  | 
| id\$1de\$1cuenta\$1destinatario | La cuenta del vendedor que recibe los datos de los ficheros. Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos `Account` en el campo `account_id`. | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de oferta
<a name="data-feed-offer-sample-data"></a>

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de la fuente de datos de la oferta. Para facilitar la lectura, no se muestran las columnas del historial de datos. Para obtener información sobre los campos del historial de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization).


| offer\$1id  | offer\$1revision | name | expiration\$1date | opportunity\$1name | opportunity\$1description | seller\$1account\$1id | opportunity\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| offer-dacpxznflfwin | 1 | Oferta del programa el Contrato de empresa | 9999-01-01T00:00:00Z |  |  |  |  | 
| offer-gszhmle5npzip | 1 | Oferta privada creada por el vendedor | 2020-10-31T00:00:00Z |  |  |  |  | 
| offer-hmzhyle8nphlp | 1 | Oferta del programa el Contrato de empresa | 9999-01-01T00:00:00Z |  |  |  |  | 

# Fuente de datos de productos de la oferta
<a name="data-feed-offer-product"></a>

Una oferta puede tener varios productos y un producto se puede incluir en diferentes ofertas. Esta fuente de datos muestra información sobre las relaciones entre ofertas y productos. 

Esta fuente de datos proporciona información sobre todas las ofertas de productos que ha creado como vendedor de registro.

Cuando agrega o elimina un producto de una oferta, crea una revisión de la oferta. 

La fuente de datos de productos de la oferta se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos. Para obtener información sobre las columnas del historial de fuentes de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization).


| Nombre de la columna  | Descripción  | 
| --- | --- | 
| offer\$1id | El identificador sencillo de esta oferta.Se puede usar para unirse al campo `offer_id` de la fuente de datos `Offer`. | 
| offer\$1revision | Se combina con el campo offer\$1id para formar la clave externa de la revisión de la oferta. | 
| product\$1id | El identificador sencillo del producto, esta es la clave externa del producto que esta oferta expone. Se puede usar para unirse al campo `product_id` de la fuente de datos `Product`. | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de productos de la oferta
<a name="data-feed-offer-product-sample-data"></a>

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de la fuente de datos de productos de la oferta. 


| offer\$1id  | offer\$1revision | product\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | 
| offer-dacpxznflfwin | 10 | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | 
| offer-gszhmle5npzip | 24 | prod-o4grxfafcxxxy | 

# Ofrecer fuente de datos de destino
<a name="data-feed-offer-target"></a>

Esta fuente de datos muestra los destinos de la revisión de una oferta para todas las ofertas que ha creado como vendedor de registro. Si una sola oferta tiene varias revisiones, todas las revisiones se incluyen en la fuente de datos.

Cuando realiza una revisión de la oferta y los datos de un campo expuesto cambian, se crea un nuevo registro en la fuente de datos para la misma clave principal (`offer_id` más `offer_revision`), pero con un valor diferente para el campo `valid_from`. 

La fuente de datos de destino de la oferta se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos.


| Nombre de la columna  | Descripción  | 
| --- | --- | 
| offer\$1target\$1id | La clave principal de la fuente. | 
| offer\$1id\$1offer\$1revision | El identificador y la revisión de la oferta. Estas dos columnas hacen referencia a la oferta a la que se refiere este destino.Se puede utilizar para unirse a los campos `offer_id` y `offer_revision` de la fuente de datos `Target`. | 
| target\$1type | Indica si el destinatario de la oferta es BuyerAccounts, lo que indica una oferta privada o ParticipatingPrograms. | 
| polarity | Indica si se pretende que la oferta se realice en `target_type`. Los valores aceptables son los siguientes: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-offer-target.html)  | 
| valor | Una cadena que representa el destino: un ID de cuenta de AWS o un programa que se puede utilizar con una oferta. Por ejemplo, [Contrato estándar para AWS Marketplace (SCMP)](standardized-license-terms.md#standard-contracts) o [AWS Marketplace Programa de demostración de campo (FDP)](field-demonstration-program.md). | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de destino de oferta
<a name="data-feed-offer-target-sample-data"></a>

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de la fuente de datos de destino de la oferta. Para facilitar la lectura, no se muestran las columnas del historial de datos. Para obtener información sobre los campos del historial de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization). 


| offer\$1target\$1id  | offer\$1id  | offer\$1revision | target\$1type | polarity | valor | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| 925ddc73f6a373b7d5544ea3210610803b600 | offer-dacpxznflfwin | 1 | ParticipatingPrograms | PositiveTargeting | EnterpriseContract | 
| 471ff22ae3165278f1fb960d3e14517bcd601 | offer-gszhmle5npzip | 1 | ParticipatingPrograms | PositiveTargeting | FieldDemonstration | 
| 511ff22adfj65278f1fb960d3e14517bcd6e602 | offer-gszhmle5npzip | 1 | ParticipatingPrograms  | PositiveTargeting | EnterpriseContract | 

# Fuente de datos del producto
<a name="data-feed-product"></a>

Esta fuente de datos proporciona información sobre todos los productos que ha creado como vendedor de registro y todos los productos que está autorizado a revender.

Los datos del producto son mutables. Esto significa que cuando cambia el valor de uno de los campos siguientes, se crea un nuevo registro en la fuente de datos con un valor diferente para el campo `valid_from`. Para obtener más información acerca de las columnas del historial de fuentes de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization). 

La fuente de datos del producto se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos. 


| Nombre de la columna  | Descripción  | 
| --- | --- | 
| product\$1id | El identificador sencillo del producto.Se puede utilizar para unirse a los campos `product_id` de las fuentes de datos `Account`, `Billing_Event` y `Offer_Product`. | 
| manufacturer\$1account\$1id | El identificador del propietario del producto. Esta es una clave externa para la fuente de datos de la [cuenta](data-feed-account.md).Se puede usar para unirse al campo `account_id` de la fuente de datos `Account`. | 
| product\$1code | El código de producto de concesión de derechos existente utilizado para medir el producto. Este valor también se utiliza para unir datos con un informe o para hacer referencia a lo que se proporciona en el Servicio de medición de AWS Marketplace. | 
| título | El título del producto.  | 

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de productos
<a name="data-feed-product-sample-data"></a>

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de la fuente de datos de destino de la oferta. Para facilitar la lectura, no se muestran las columnas del historial de datos. Para obtener información sobre los campos del historial de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization). 


| product\$1id  | manufacturer\$1account\$1id  | product\$1code | título | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | 555568000000 | product\$1code\$11 | Product1 | 
| prod-t3grxfafcxxxy | 444457000000 | product\$1code\$12 | Product2 | 
| prod-x8faxxfafcxxy | 666678000000 | product\$1code\$13 | Product3 | 

# Fuente de datos de elementos de impuestos
<a name="data-feed-tax-item"></a>

Esta fuente de datos proporciona información sobre los cálculos de impuestos correspondientes a una factura de cliente.

Puede haber varias líneas de pedido (`line_item_id`) para un producto determinado (`product_id`) de una factura de cliente determinada (`invoice_id`), una o más para cada jurisdicción fiscal. Esto ocurre, por ejemplo, con las facturas basadas en el uso para los clientes que utilizan diferentes normas AWS regionales de distintas AWS entidades (por ejemplo, EE. UU. e Irlanda). Para obtener más información sobre dónde se AWS recaudan los impuestos sobre las ventas, el IVA o el GST de sus ventas y los remite a las autoridades fiscales locales, en nombre de AWS, Inc., consulte la Ayuda [tributaria de Amazon Web Service](https://aws.amazon.com/tax-help/).

La fuente de datos de elementos de impuestos se actualiza cada 24 horas, por lo que los nuevos datos están disponibles diariamente.

Los datos de elementos de impuestos son inmutables. 

En la tabla siguiente se incluyen los nombres y descripciones de las columnas de la fuente de datos. Para obtener información sobre las columnas del historial de datos, consulte [Creación de un historial de los datos](data-feed-details.md#data-feed-historization). 


| Nombre de la columna  | Description (Descripción)  | 
| --- | --- | 
| tax\$1item\$1id | Identificador único de un registro de elemento de impuestos. | 
| invoice\$1id | El identificador de la AWS factura. Puede utilizar este valor con el valor de product\$1id para buscar eventos de facturación de impuestos relacionados. | 
| line\$1item\$1id | Identificador único de una partida de factura de cliente. Las transacciones de reembolso tienen el mismo ID de partida que sus transacciones de impuestos avanzadas. | 
| customer\$1bill\$1id | Identificador único de la factura del cliente. Los compradores pueden compartir este identificador con el vendedor para ayudar a identificar y resolver las preguntas de cálculo de impuestos.  | 
| tax\$1liable\$1party | `AWS` o `Seller`. Si el vendedor es la parte sujeta a impuestos, se recaudan los impuestos. Si AWS es la parte sujeta a impuestos, el impuesto sobre las ventas es recaudado y remitido por AWS. Para obtener más información, consulte [Vendedores de AWS Marketplace y recaudación de impuestos](https://aws.amazon.com/tax-help/marketplace). Si no se recaudan impuestos, aquí no se muestra ningún valor. El vendedor debe determinar si se han recaudado algunos impuestos para cada factura, ya que el vendedor es responsable de la recaudación de impuestos.  | 
| transaction\$1type\$1code | El tipo de transacción. Los valores posibles son los siguientes: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-tax-item.html) Las transacciones de reembolso tienen el mismo ID de partida que sus transacciones avanzadas originales. | 
| product\$1id | Una clave externa para el producto.Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos `Product` en el campo `product_id`. | 
| product\$1tax\$1code | Código estándar que identifica las propiedades fiscales de un producto. Los vendedores eligen las propiedades al crear o modificar el producto. | 
| invoice\$1date | La fecha en que se creó la factura.  | 
| taxed\$1customer\$1account\$1id | Una clave externa de la entidad de cuenta que está gravada.Se puede usar para unirse a la fuente de datos `Account` en el campo `account_id`. | 
| taxed\$1customer\$1country | El código de país ISO 3166 alpha 2 de la dirección utilizada para el cálculo de impuestos.  | 
| taxed\$1customer\$1state\$1or\$1region | Estado, región o provincia que se utiliza para el cálculo de impuestos. | 
| taxed\$1customer\$1city | La ciudad utilizada para el cálculo de impuestos. | 
| taxed\$1customer\$1postal\$1code | El código postal utilizado para el cálculo de impuestos. | 
| tax\$1location\$1code\$1taxed\$1jurisdiction | Geocodificación Vertex asociada a la ubicación de los impuestos.  | 
| tax\$1type\$1code | El tipo de impuesto que se aplica a la transacción. Los valores posibles son None, Sales y SellerUse. | 
| jurisdiction\$1level | El nivel jurisdiccional de la dirección que se utiliza para la ubicación fiscal. Los valores posibles son State, County, City y District. | 
| taxed\$1jurisdiction | El nombre de la jurisdicción fiscal.  | 
| display\$1price\$1taxability\$1type | Si el precio que ven los compradores incluye o no los impuestos. Todas AWS Marketplace las ofertas no incluyen impuestos.  | 
| taxable\$1amount | El importe de la transacción que es gravable, en este nivel jurisdiccional. | 
| nontaxable\$1amount | El importe de la transacción que no es gravable, en este nivel jurisdiccional. | 
| tax\$1jurisdiction\$1rate | El tipo impositivo que se aplica en este nivel jurisdiccional. | 
| tax\$1amount | El importe del impuesto que se cobra en este nivel jurisdiccional. | 
| tax\$1currency | El código de divisa ISO 4217 alpha 3 para los importes anteriores. | 
| tax\$1calculation\$1reason\$1code | Si la transacción está sujeta o no a gravamen, está exenta o si es de tipo cero, por nivel jurisdiccional. | 
| date\$1used\$1for\$1tax\$1calculation | La fecha que se utiliza para el cálculo de impuestos en la transacción. | 
| customer\$1exemption\$1certificate\$1id | El ID de certificado de exención. | 
| customer\$1exemption\$1certificate\$1id\$1domain | La ubicación donde se almacena el certificado en los sistemas de Amazon.  | 
| customer\$1exemption\$1certificate\$1level | El nivel jurisdiccional que presentó la exención. | 
| customer\$1exemption\$1code | El código que especifica la exención; por ejemplo, RESALE. | 
| customer\$1exemption\$1domain | Es el sistema de Amazon que se utiliza para capturar la información de exención del cliente, si está disponible. | 
| transaction\$1reference\$1id | Un identificador que le permite hacer referencias cruzadas a datos de los siguientes informes: [\[See the AWS documentation website for more details\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/es_es/marketplace/latest/userguide/data-feed-tax-item.html)  | 
| legal\$1amount | El importe del impuesto en la moneda legal del impuesto que hay que pagar. | 
| legal\$1currency | La moneda legal para el impuesto que hay que pagar. | 
| tax\$1invoice\$1id | El identificador de la factura fiscal de la línea tributaria en los casos de doble facturación. Este campo será nulo en los escenarios de facturación unificada. | 
| tax\$1invoice\$1date | La fecha de la factura fiscal. Este campo será nulo en los escenarios de facturación unificada. | 

**nota**  
A partir del 5 de agosto de 2021, los impuestos sobre AWS Marketplace las ventas de Marketplace Facilitator internacionales se anotarán en el feed de datos de las partidas tributarias. Esto significa que, a partir del 5 de agosto de 2021, se espera que todos los AWS\$1TAX\$1SHARE registros de SELLER\$1TAX\$1SHARE del feed de datos del evento de facturación tengan un registro correspondiente en el feed de datos de la partida fiscal.

## Ejemplo de fuente de datos de elementos de impuestos
<a name="data-feed-tax-item-sample-data"></a>

A continuación, se muestra un ejemplo de la fuente de datos de elementos de impuestos. En la fuente de datos, esta información se presenta en una sola tabla. Para facilitar la lectura, los datos se muestran aquí en varias tablas y no aparecen todas las columnas. 


| tax\$1item\$1id | invoice\$1id | line\$1item\$1id | customer\$1bill\$1id | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| 6p2ni6tu041xagvhbyanbgxl3xameha16txjoav\$10001 | 781216640 | 71000000000000000000 | 2210000000000000000 | 
| 6p2ni6tu041xagvhbyanbgxl3xameha16txjoav\$10002 | 781216640 | 53000000000000000000 | 2210000000000000000 | 
| flr4jobxjzww8czdsrq4noue2uxd56j39wxw0k7\$10001 | 250816266 | 76400000000000000000 | 5720000000000000000 | 
| gfkjjobxjzw56jgkrsrqgjtk52uxd56j39wgj567d\$10002 | 280336288 | 76400000000000000000 | 5724390000000000000 | 
| wwk1qpvb8ran3geiw8e3mp6dgs2qj7wpkuwhgk1\$10001 | 451431024 | 99300000000000000000 | 1230000000000000000 | 
| wwk1qpvb8ran3geiw8e3mp6dgs2qj7wpkuwhgk1\$10002 | 451431024 | 99300000000000000000 | 3120000000000000000 | 
| fnohdid8kwgqq9lvii2k30spn3ftgwihbe8h75x\$10001 | 229987654 | 92100000000000000000 | 6390000000000000000 | 




| tax\$1liable\$1party | transaction\$1type\$1code | product\$1id | product\$1tax\$1code | invoice\$1date | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| Vendedor | AWS | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | AWSMP\$1SOFTWARE\$1RA | 2018-12-31T00:00:00Z | 
| Vendedor | AWS | prod-o4grxfafcxxxx | AWSMP\$1SOFTWARE\$1RA | 2018-12-31T00:00:00Z | 
| Vendedor | AWS | prod-t3grxfafcxxxy | AWS\$1REMOTE\$1ACCESS\$1SOFTWARE | 2018-08-31T00:00:00Z | 
| Vendedor | REFUND | prod-t3grxfafcxxxy | AWS\$1REMOTE\$1ACCESS\$1SOFTWARE | 2018-08-31T00:00:00Z | 
| Vendedor | AWS | prod-x8faxxfafcxxy | AWS\$1REMOTE\$1ACCESS\$1SOFTWARE | 2018-08-31T00:00:00Z | 
| Vendedor | TAXONLYREFUND | prod-x8faxxfafcxxy | AWS\$1REMOTE\$1ACCESS\$1SOFTWARE | 2018-05-31T00:00:00Z | 
| AWS | AWS | prod-wghj8xfafrhgj | AWS\$1REMOTE\$1ACCESS\$1SOFTWARE | 2019-07-31T00:00:00Z | 




| taxed\$1customer\$1account\$1id | taxed\$1customer\$1country | taxed\$1customer\$1state\$1or\$1region | taxed\$1customer\$1city | taxed\$1customer\$1postal\$1code | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| VIeGA2T9J3MUXiOH9WC8LSND XRiOCm5 XXCg GCGUree | EE. UU. | GA | MILTON | 48573-4839 | 
| VIeGA2T9J3mUXiOH9WC8LSNd xRiOCm5 XXCg GCGUree | EE. UU. | GA | MILTON | 48573-4839 | 
| 7nyo5jw PLyX81vx9ji04 o1ff8biqi88w8 TRo eEwTur | EE. UU. | NC | DURHAM | 27517-4834 | 
| 7nyo5jw TRo eEwTur PLyx81vx9ji04 o1ff8biqi88w8 | EE. UU. | NC | DURHAM | 27517-4834 | 
| 7nyo5jw TRo eEwTur PLyx81vx9ji04 o1ff8biqi88w8 | EE. UU. | TX | NOT APPLICABLE | 75844-1235 | 
| 7nyo5jw TRo eEwTur PLyx81vx9ji04 o1ff8biqi88w8 | EE. UU. | TX | HOUSTON | 75844-1235 | 
| 192a0421313e41f069b52962ed7babf716291b688 | EE. UU. | CT | NEW HAVEN | 06002-2948 | 




| tax\$1location\$1code\$1taxed\$1jurisdiction | tax\$1type\$1code | jurisdiction\$1level | taxed\$1jurisdiction | display\$1price\$1taxability\$1type | taxable\$1amount | nontaxable\$1amount | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| 460473664 | Ventas | Estado | GA | Exclusivo | 100 | 0 | 
| 66301164 | Ventas | County | FULTON | Exclusivo | 0 | 100 | 
| 692938178 | SellerUse | Estado | NC | Exclusivo | 58.1 | 523.8 | 
| 692938178 | SellerUse | Estado | NC | Exclusivo | -58.1 | 523.8 | 
| 356794387 | Ventas | Estado | TX | Exclusivo | 1105.14 | 0 | 
| 528887443 | Ventas | Ciudad | HOUSTON | Exclusivo | -36 | 0 | 
| 171248162 | Ventas | Estado | CT | Exclusivo | 0 | 114.55 | 




| tax\$1jurisdication\$1rate | tax\$1amount | tax\$1currency | tax\$1calculation\$1reason\$1code | date\$1used\$1for\$1tax\$1calculation | 
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | 
| 0.206 | 20.6 | USD | Gravable | 2018-10-31T00:00:00Z | 
| 0 | 0 | USD | NonTaxable | 2018-10-31T00:00:00Z | 
| 0.1 | 5.8 | USD | Gravable | 2018-07-31T00:00:00Z | 
| 0.1 | -5.8 | USD | Gravable | 2018-07-31T00:00:00Z | 
| 0.06 | 66.3 | USD | Gravable | 2018-07-31T00:00:00Z | 
| 0.01 | -0.36 | USD | NonTaxable | 2018-07-31T00:00:00Z | 
| 0 | 0 | USD | Exento | 2019-06-30T00:00:00Z |