Enhanced Data Level Definitions

What does "Enhanced Data Levels" mean?

Enhanced Data Levels refers to Level II and Level III data; that is, additional transaction or customer information that a supplier may be capable of capturing at the point-of-sale (in addition to the Level I data captured by all suppliers). Not every merchant/supplier has the ability to capture Level II and Level III data, as it requires enhanced technology and point-of-sale equipment.

Fleet Purchase Detail.
Level I data is captured on all transactions by all suppliers; it includes merchant name, merchant location, transaction amount, Merchant Category Code, and transaction date.
Level II data may include sales tax and/or customer code.
Level III data is divided into two types:

	-	Level III-Summary Data is summary level information that applies to the transaction as a whole, such as order date and invoice number.
	-	Level III-Line Item Detail is detail information about individual line items, such as product code, description, quantity, and unit cost.