EDI 856 Example: Single Order, Standard Carton Pack The following example depicts a single supplier order which contains three different SKUs, each represented by a unique U.P.C. The total quantity of the first U.P.C. is 72, packed 12 to a case, in 6 cases. The total quantity of the second U.P.C. is 70, packed 10 to a case, … Read More →
EDI Ship Notice/Manifest Single And Multi-Order Processing In creating the Ship Notice/Manifest, the sender has some choices to make. A ship notice may represent a single supplier order or many orders. A single ship notice may also represent a part of the physical shipment or the entire physical shipment or Bill of Lading. Both single order and multi-order ship notices are acceptable … Read More →
Advanced Ship Notice Structure: Multiple POs Packed in the Same Shipping Container Some retailers allow more than one PO for the same buying location to be packed within the same physical shipping container when the orders are destined for the same location. When this occurs, the buyer’s purchase order should be referenced at the Item level, rather than … Read More →
Using Two Packaging Levels Structure in Advanced Ship Notice In some implementations, it may be necessary to report shipping container IDs using two packaging levels. All items in the highest identifiable container (e.g. pallet, truck, etc.) must be marked for the same final location. The Pick and Pack structure must be used if more than one U.P.C. … Read More →