What is EDI?
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) includes the secure, error-free and fast exchange of document formats between parties in accordance with global standards.
Parties using EDI;
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Buyer companies (retail or cash&carry chains, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors)
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Suppliers
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HoReCa
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Dealers/Distributors
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Logistics Companies
It can be any kind of business partner who wants to share information among themselves.
BIZOFIS uses the world-accepted EDIFACT D96 standard in this regard. EDIFACT D96A is an abbreviation for Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Transport.
In a nutshell, it is the Electronic Data Interchange standard for Administration, Commerce and Transport.
The EDIFACT standard has been implemented by the United Nations to enable companies to cooperate globally within a common format.
EDI documents are automatically transferred between the computer systems (ERP, PGI, etc.) of the sending and receiving companies. To have this communication to continue 24/7, EDIFACT standards are extremely important for systems on a global scale to communicate with each other within the framework of predefined and common rules.
Most Frequently Used EDI Documents;
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Order Document – ORDER
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Order Confirmation – ORDRSP
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Waybill – DESADV (Advanced Shipment Notification – ASN)
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Receiving Advice – RECADV
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Invoice – INVOICE
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Stock Report – INVRPT
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Sales Report – SLSRPT
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Return Document - RETANN