EDI for Suppliers
Articles on EDI, including compliance and standards.
- EDI for Suppliers
17 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 →Field Limitations in EDI
Discover EDI field limitations and best practices for character limits and special characters to ensure proper data mapping and EDI compliance.
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 →EDI 200 Transaction Codes
Learn about EDI 200 transaction codes and how they streamline transportation and logistics processes for efficient supply chain management.
Read Article →EDI 800 Transaction Codes
Explore EDI 800 transaction codes like 810, 850, and 856 that streamline supply chain, accounting, and transportation processes for businesses.
Read Article →EDI 900 Transaction Codes
Explore the most common EDI 900 transaction codes used in warehousing, inventory management, and transportation to streamline supply chain operations.
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 →Explaining EDI: EDI 810 Invoice
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/Advice
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: Advance Ship Notice/Manifest
Learn what an EDI 856 (Advance Ship Notice) is, why it’s essential for suppliers, and how it streamlines shipment tracking and inventory management.
Read Article →B2B Integrations: EDI and API
In this article, we’ll cover EDI and API, what their strengths are, and which should be utilized in business operations.
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.
Read Article →What is an ASN? Understanding Walmart's Updated Validation Process
Learn about Walmart's new ASN validation process and best practices to ensure error-free, timely, and accurate shipments.
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