EDI connections are the backbone of business-to-business (B2B) information transactions in supply chains so it’s important to understand how each of these business documents is coded. This post will dive into the transaction codes for the 200 series, specifically the codes categorized for transportation EDI as carrier documents and truck-related documents.
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EDI 204 | Motor Carrier Load Tender |
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EDI 210 | Motor Carrier Freight Details and Invoice |
EDI 211 | Motor Carrier Bill of Lading |
EDI 212 | Motor Carrier Delivery Trailer Manifest |
EDI 213 | Motor Carrier Shipment Status Inquiry |
EDI 214 | Transportation Carrier Ship. Status Message |
EDI 215 | Motor Carrier Pick-up Manifest |
EDI 216 | Motor Carrier Shipment Pick-up Notification |
EDI 217 | Motor Carrier Loading and Route Guide |
EDI 219 | Logistics Service Request |
EDI 220 | Logistics Service Response |
EDI 222 | Cartage Work Assignment |
EDI 223 | Consolidators Freight Bill and Invoice |
EDI 224 | Motor Carrier Summary Freight Bill Manifest |
EDI 225 | Response to a Cartage Work Assignment |
EDI 227 | Trailer Usage Report |
EDI 228 | Equipment Inspection Report |
EDI 240 | Motor Carrier Package Status |
EDI 250 | Purchase Order Shipment Management Document |
EDI 244 | Product Source Information |
EDI 290 | Cooperative Advertising Agreements |
Cooperative Advertising Agreements
New to EDI? Check out our post: What is EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)?
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