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Trading Partner Onboarding - Americold

Looking to implement Americold as a new Trading Partner within your EDI network? Read on to learn all of the important details!

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Written by Stacie McGee

Trading Partner: Americold


If you are looking to implement Americold as a new Trading Partner within your EDI network, this article will provide you with an understanding of the requirements, preliminary and next steps, as well as commonly used transaction types.


EDI IDs

Americold utilizes the following Electronic Data Interface (EDI) IDs for identification purposes. These EDI IDs are made up of a Qualifier and an ID which will be sent within their Interchange Control Header, ISA segment, on your inbound transactions. This allows Transaction Manager to be able to identify the Sender and Receiver of any EDI transaction that is sent or received.

Below is a list of the most common EDI IDs typically used by Americold:

X12 Qualifier

EDI ID

Primary ID

08

3111250000

Yes

08

3111350000

No

08

311135000T

No

Americold will expect a specific EDI ID based on your business relationship with them. Selecting the wrong EDI ID will result in EDI Transactions not being sent or received.


You will need to work with Americold to determine the proper EDI ID to use.


Preliminary Steps

In order to begin the EDI process with Americold, customers will need to visit their website. Within the Americold website is a Customer Resources section and the New EDI project request form will need to be completed and submitted.


Direct Trading Partner Testing

Americold requires compliance testing to be completed prior to Go-Live. Once the Americold customer form is submitted to their team, they will coordinate a project start date and testing schedule.


Commonly used Transactions


Next Steps

Once the purchase of the Americold plug-in is complete, your Implementation Specialist will reach out to schedule time to complete and / or coordinate a plan for compliance testing and / or Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system integration testing.

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