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X12 - 895 - Delivery/Return Acknowledgment or Adjustment
X12 - 895 - Delivery/Return Acknowledgment or Adjustment
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Written by Skylar Nguyen
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Product: X12 EDI

Transaction: 895


895 - Delivery/Return Acknowledgment or Adjustment

FUNCTIONAL GROUP=DX

This X12 Transaction Set contains the format and establishes the data contents of the Delivery/Return Acknowledgment or Adjustment Transaction Set (895) for use within the context of an Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) environment. The transaction set can be used to enable a distributor or Direct Store Delivery (DSD) vendor to communicate adjustments to a DSD delivery or to acknowledge the completion of a delivery. The transaction set contains changes to the Delivery/Return Base Record identified during the check-in procedure. A Delivery/Return Acknowledgment and/or Adjustment Transaction containing no changes is considered to be an acceptance of the preceding Base Record or Adjustment. The transaction set will contain only the detail data which is to be changed.


SCHEMA


ST

Segment

Name

Position

ST

0100

G87

Delivery/Return Adjustment Identification

0200

G88

Delivery/Return Identification Adjustment

0300

Segment

Name

Position

LS

Loop Header

0100

0100

Segment

Name

Position

G89

Line Item Detail - Adjustment

0200

G22

Pre-Pricing Information

0300

G72

Allowance or Charge

0400

G23

Terms of Sale

0500

LE

Loop Trailer

0600

SE

Segment

Name

Position

G72

Allowance or Charge

0100

G23

Terms of Sale

0200

G84

Delivery/Return Record of Totals

0300

G86

Signature Identification

0400

G85

Record Integrity Check

0500

SE

Transaction Set Trailer

0600


COMMENTS


Notes

1/0100

The individual data fields will contain replacement values, not differences. The authentication code in the identification segment will contain the corresponding authentication code from the authentication segment in the Base or Adjustment Transaction immediately preceding it.

rev 11/12/2024

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