TariffShark Tiger User Guide

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Tariff Record Version

A Tariff Record Version (TRV) is a version of a Tariff Record. TRVs are where the content of your Tariffs is stored. TRVs can exist independent of a Filing or they can be part of a Filing. Placing a TRV into a Filing causes a Filed Tariff Record Version (FTRV) to be created.

When a TRV belongs to a TR whose Record Format is either Section or Sheet, you have access to both Build Content and Edit Content commands. On the other hand, when a TRV's TR's Record Format is "Whole Document", only the Edit Content command is provided.

When editing the content of a TRV, TariffShark automatically turns on "Track Changes" in Microsoft Word. There are exceptions to this, however.

For Sheet-based and Section-based TRVs, when editing a TRV's content in Microsoft Word and saving the changes to the document, the Word document is immediately saved to a temporary location in the TariffShark database. In addition, the TRV is immediately queued up for TRV content processing. After a short time, usually no more than a minute or two, the TRV's content (marked DOC, clean RTF, marked PDF, clean PDF, and plain text) has been generated and saved permanently in TariffShark.

Until a Tariff Record Version's content has completed its TRV content processing, it remains stored in a temporary location and, as a result, is not available for other types of processing. If you attempt to work with a TRV whose content has not been fully processed, you will see a message similar to the one below.

When creating a new TRV, the values for several of the data elements are assigned default values on the basis of values stored in the Tariff Record. In order to streamline the process of creating new TRVs, it's a good idea to make sure proper values have been assigned to the Tariff Record. These data elements are:

For sheet-based Tariffs, TariffShark automatically populates a TRV's Description and Narrative Name data elements. TariffShark populates the Description with "Sheet No. " plus the Record Number. For example, the Descriptions of TRVs with Record Numbers of 12, 12A, and 12A.02 would appear as "Sheet No. 12", "Sheet No. 12A", and "Sheet No. 12A.02", respectively. In addition, TariffShark populates the Narrative Name using the old-style naming conventions of the FASTR days by evaluating both a TRV's Record Number and Version. Examples:

Record Number Version Narrative Name
12 0.0.0 Original Sheet No. 12
12A 1.0.0 First Revised Sheet No. 12A
101 0.1.0 Substitute Original Sheet No. 101
12 1.1.0 Substitute First Revised Sheet No. 12
12A 1.2.0 Second Substitute First Revised Sheet No. 12A
101 0.0.1 First Revised Original Sheet No. 101
12 6.0.1 First Revised Sixth Revised Sheet No. 12
If you don't want TariffShark to automatically populate TRV Description and Narrative Name fields in a sheet-based tariff, you can turn this behavior off via the Create Tariff and Update Tariff screens.

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