EDI for Suppliers
Articles on EDI, including compliance and standards.
- EDI for Suppliers
16 Articles
What Is EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)?
EDI is the direct computer-to-computer exchange of standard formatted business transactions between one or more business partners.
Read Article →What Are EDI Standards?
EDI standards are agreements between users of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) on how data is to be formatted and communicated.
Read Article →Explaining EDI: Guide To Field Limitations
Here is your guide to EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) field limitations, including character quantity and special character usage.
Read Article →Ultimate Glossary Of EDI Terms
EDI can be confusing. Learn some common vocabulary words for electronic data interchange in this handy glossary.
Read Article →Explaining EDI: 200 Transaction Codes
Dive into the transaction codes for the 200 series, specifically the codes categorized for transportation EDI as carrier and truck-related documents.
Read Article →Explaining EDI: 800 Transaction Codes
Dive into the transaction codes for the 800 series, specifically the codes categorized for supply chain EDI documents.
Read Article →Explaining EDI: 900 Transaction Codes
Dive into the transaction codes for the EDI 900 series, specifically the codes categorized for warehousing and supply chain.
Read Article →Finding The Right Purchase Order: EDI 850 Vs. EDI 875
A purchase order is typically the starting of your supply chain. So, which EDI PO is right for you? Here are the differences between 875s and 850s.
Read Article →EDI 810 Invoice – Explaining EDI
Think of the EDI (electronic data interchange) 810 document as the electronic version of an invoice for use in EDI transactions.
Read Article →EDI 846: Inventory Inquiry – Explaining EDI
The EDI 846 Inventory Inquiry/Advice is a document used between trading partners to properly regulate their respective stock of a product.
Read Article →EDI 856: Ship Notice/Manifest – Explaining EDI
An EDI 856 is known as an Advance Shipping Notice and is used to transmit information about a shipment in advance of its departure to a customer.
Read Article →B2B Integrations, Demystified: EDI Vs API
Business-to-business (B2B) integrations can be defined as the integration, automation, and optimization of business processes between two entities.
Read Article →Integrating Transportation Carriers – EDI 200 Series
Integrating with your carriers allows you to seamlessly exchange data using the EDI 200 transaction series, so you can track your shipments.
Read Article →How to Set up EDI with Kroger
So, you're a new vendor to the largest grocery chain in the U.S. Your first step is to learn how to set up EDI with Kroger.
Read Article →Avoiding Common EDI Errors with Kroger
Kroger has strict requirements for its electronic data interchange (EDI) transactions. Learn how to avoid common EDI errors.
Read Article →What Your EDI Provider Is Missing
You should have high expectations of your EDI provider, as well as their technology, and make sure they continue to meet your standards.
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