Fact or not: Is EDI here to stay?
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EDI is a standard that is typically used in supply chain and logistic for exchanging business data. Although it’s wide usage is it still relevant in this new world of API’s, BIG Data and IOT solutions? In this session Glenn will try to give you an answer on this question and guide you through the world of EDI explaining the basic principles.
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Fact or not: Is EDI here to stay?
- 1. Sponsored & Brought to you by Fact or not: Is EDI here to stay? Glenn Colpaert http://twitter.com/GlennColpaert https://www.linkedin.com/in/glenncolpaert
- 2. Fact or not: is EDI here to stay?
- 3. Nice to meet you Glenn COLPAERT Integration MVP Integration Consultant @ Codit AzureAdvisor / Insider BTUG.be Boardmember glenn.colpaert@codit.eu @GlennColpaert be.linkedin.com/in/glenncolpaert/ blog.codit.eu
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- 7. What? 7 Exchange of Business Data e.g. purchase orders, invoices, shipping notices, ... Standard data formats Standard definition of the structure is provided Between Business Partners Typically between two different companies
- 9. 9 1960’s ➔ First electronic data ➔ TDCC formed
- 10. 1975 ➔ First EDI Standard Published ➔ Edward Guildert aka Father of EDI ➔ FirstVAN established 10
- 11. ➔ WW ➔ WW 11 UN/EDIFACT 1981 1985 ➔ WWTRADACOM 1982
- 12. 1990’s ➔ Early 1990’s about 12,000 businesses are using EDI ➔ EDI is starting to get transmitted over the Internet 12 2001 ➔ AS/2 communication standards are published
- 13. Today 13
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- 15. How about the standards? 15
- 16. Tradacoms ➔ Introduced in 1982 ➔ Subset of EDIFACT ➔ Obsolete in favor of EDIFACT since 1995 ➔ But still used in UK 16
- 17. X12 ➔ ANSI ➔ Mainly used in the US ➔ Transactions are identified by Numbers ➔ 810 - Invoice ➔ 850 – Purchase Order ➔ 858 – Shipment Information 17
- 18. EDIFACT ➔ UN rules for EDI ➔ Internationally agreed standard ➔ Europe & Asia ➔ Transactions are identified by messages ➔ ORDERS ➔ INVOIC ➔ DESADV 18
- 19. Structure 19 • Different EDI-messages (e.g. INVOIC, ORDERS, …) • Has multiple segments (e.g. BGM, DTM, NAD, …) • Segments can be grouped and recurrent • Every message and segment can be found at StylusStudio.com/edifact
- 20. How to read EDI 20 • The first segment ‘UNA’ defines the separators and indicators UNA:+.? ‘ Default value Element : Component Data Element Seperator + Data Element Seperator . Decimal Notification ? Release Indicator <space> Reserved for future use ' Segment Terminator
- 21. How to read EDI 21
- 22. Structure 22 • The ‘UNB’ segment elements identify sender, recipient, datetime UNB+UNOA:3+STYLUSSTUDIO:1+DATADIRECT:1+20051107:1159+6002‘ • The ‘UNH’ segment provides information about the message type UNH+SSDD1+ORDERS:D:03B:UN:EAN008‘ • Body segments depending on the message type e.g. BGM, DTM, NAD, … • Footer segments e.g. UNT and UNZ
- 23. DEMO Invoicing via Codit Integration Cloud 23
- 24. Codit Integration Cloud Integration as a Service Windows Azure based Business Dashboard Remove Complexity Internet of things Integration Patterns Hybrid Connectivity Business Monitoring
- 26. DEMO Invoicing via Codit Integration Cloud 26
- 27. Why EDI will continue to matter...
- 28. 28 MATURITY
- 30. 30 AFFORDABILITY
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- 34. Thank you! Keep in touch. Call or mail. Ask questions. Happy to help. glenn.colpaert@codit.eu @GlennColpaert be.linkedin.com/in/glenncolpaert/ blog.codit.eu
Editor's Notes
- EDI is a standardized method for transferring data. It is commonly used for e-commerce purposes, such as sending orders to warehouses, tracking shipments, and creating invoices.