I would agree with that concept. And using that concept, I stand by my original assertion that a spreadsheet is not EDI J

 

 

Jon Garniss

EDI Specialist

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From: Holden, Julia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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When working with my business partners, I call the automated exchange of business documents Business to Business (B2B) Commerce.  Within B2B Commerce, there are many solutions - EDI (using a standard EDI format), XML, spreadsheet, webform, SOAP, AS2, VAN, etc. 

 

To answer the original question, we do not get requests for spreadsheets very often.  That is not a service we offer as a B2B solution.

 

Julia Holden
Nordstrom
206-233-5996
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

 



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