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Twelve reference structures for inspecting the economic claim inside an obligation.
Each structure below has a stable ID, definition schema, fields, and working code examples. Start with Cohort definitions for agents to download a client or search the registry.
| Cohort | MINT asset structure |
|---|---|
| Return-window survivors | Return-resolved receivable |
| Late-delivery claims | Penalty-bounded receivable |
| Partially fulfilled purchase orders | Line-item microreceivables |
| Delivered, awaiting acceptance | Event-vested receivable |
| Retail chargebacks | Clean base and recovery strip |
| Volume rebates | Net-of-rebate receivable |
| Promotional allowances | Promotion-normalized claim |
| Predictable short-pays | Empirically netted receivable |
| Delivered, not yet invoiced | Verified unbilled receivable |
| Milestones and retainage | Progress claim and retainage strip |
| Formula-priced shipments | Formula-reset receivable |
| Setoff and netting | Obligor-level net-settlement claim |
Start with the commercial event, then inspect evidence and the amount it supports. Keep contingent recovery or acceptance-dependent amounts separate from the supported base.
The library is a reference model. It is separate from the web’s generated calculation set and the desktop copied batch. Matching labels do not establish a member mapping. A supported mapping needs exact source IDs and evidence.
Use actual batch records and explicit selection to create a package. Use expansion mixes to explore separate modeled structures.