>> Does anyone know if the EDI requirements are the same for walmart.com
>> as opposed to regular walmart?
> With Walmart.com the orders are shipped directly to the customer, so are
> the
> ucc128 and 856 required?
> I have a client who is doing EDI with (regular) Wal-Mart and they are only
> trading and 850 and 810. That is why I am wondering what is mandatory and
> what is optional.
I am currently setting up a client for Walmart.com.. a client who is
currently already doing "regular" Walmart (ship to DC or store)
For Walmart DOT COM everything is different. Different implementation guides
(based on different ANSI standards), different busiiness rules re 855 Order
Acknowledgments, extensive redundancy requirements, additional requirement
for some non-ANSI ASC X12 file exchange (not via AS/2, you get choice of
https or secure FTP) , packing slips require UCC-128 encoded items printed
thereon, some differences between "ship direct to customer" and "ship to
store" orders (This "ship to store" is NOT the same as the 'regular' ship to
store or DC, this is an option WITHIN walmart.com)
Fortunately there is more or less complete documentation for all available
from Walmart.
Just what you wanted to hear, I assume?
If not that, surely what you needed to know?
Michael C. Mattias
Tal Systems Inc.
Racine WI
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