Retail
Retail
TRADACOMS: the grandfather of retail EDI (and the lesson that standards never die)
What TRADACOMS is, explained simply: the first mass-market retail EDI, born in the UK in 1982, frozen since the 1990s and still alive in British supermarkets. Why a Latin American company should know …
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ANSI X12: the telegram that never died (the EDI language of the Americas)
What ANSI X12 is, explained simply: the EDI syntax that dominates commerce across the Americas, how to read its segments and elements (ST, BEG, PO1), what the numbers 850, 856 and 810 mean, and why a …
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AS2, AS4 and ebXML: the digital registered mail your EDI documents travel on
AS2, AS4 and ebXML explained without jargon: how purchase orders and invoices travel between companies, why global retail demands AS2, and when each protocol matters for a Venezuelan business selling …
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