One of the things I can't imagine you could do without, is some kind of 
quantity management.  How much of item A have you received, and how much 
more is on the way?

You'd have to do matches on both PO# and item quantities.  That's how 
you would know when you've been shipped complete or not.

luvinedi wrote:

>Hello, hello!
>
>The company I work for is in the preliminary stages of implementing 
>EDI, and we plan to start with the 810 (PO), 850 (Invoice) and 856 
>(ASN).  We are in the retail industry, so our trading partners will 
>mainly be vendors and manufacturers.
>
>Here is the planned flow on a broad level:
>
>1) We generate the PO and transmit to vendor.
>
>2) They ship what they have and transmit to us an Invoice & ASN.
>
>3) We put the invoice in a staging table (we do not want to import it 
>into our ERP system until the goods have been received).
>
>4) We put the ASN in a staging table (will be used to ensure the 
>physical goods we receive matches the ASN).
>
>5) The goods arrive and is checked against the ASN as it is scanned 
>in.  Also, our ERP system assigns a receiver number to this receiving 
>transaction.
>
>6) If all matches, the invoice is submitted to the ERP and all is 
>good; otherwise the invoice and receiver are flagged for manual 
>review by A/P.
>
>Now, here is the rub:  Since a PO can have multiple receivings and 
>invoices (for partial shipments), how do we identify what receiving / 
>ASN belongs to what invoice?  If the ASN contains the invoice number 
>we are home free, but when it does not, on what information do we 
>link them together?
>
>For example:
>
>Document       PO #   Invoice #     Amount
>------------   -----  ---------    -------
>Original PO    48000  Not known    $10,000
>ASN (Monday)   48000  Not known     $4,000
>ASN (Tuesday)  48000  Not known     $6,000
>Invoice        48000  120           $4,000
>Invoice        48000  121           $6,000
>
>As you can see, the PO Number (48000) appears on all documents.  The 
>invoice numbers, however, only appear on the invoices.  We will also 
>have an internal receiver number and ASN number, but again, those 
>will not be present on any other documents and therefore cannot be 
>used as linking mechanisms.
>
>How do you currently get around not having an invoice number on an ASN
>document?  What data do you use as a link between the 850, 810, and 
>856's?
>
>Thank you in advance for any and all guidance!
>
>-K
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