Home Depot's EDI Standards: What Suppliers Need to Know

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Home Depot's EDI Standards What Suppliers Need
to Know
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The Home Depot is a large American home
improvement retail chain. It is one of the
world's largest home improvement retailers and
operates a chain of stores that offer a wide
range of products and services related to home
improvement, construction, and DIY projects. The
company was founded in 1978 and is headquartered
in Atlanta, Georgia.
What is Home Depot
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Home Depot, like many large retailers, utilizes
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) to facilitate
efficient communication and data exchange with
its suppliers, partners, and vendors. EDI is a
standardized electronic communication protocol
that allows businesses to exchange various types
of documents, such as purchase orders, invoices,
and shipping notices, in a structured and
automated manner.
Home Depot EDI
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Home Depot EDI compliance helps streamline their
supply chain processes, reduces manual data
entry, minimizes errors, and speeds up the
exchange of critical business information. Here
are some common EDI transaction sets that Home
Depot might use

• 850 Purchase Order This EDI transaction is
  initiated by Home Depot to communicate the
  details of products description, quantity, price,
  and delivery instructions.
• 810 Invoice After receiving the goods, the
  supplier sends an 810 Invoice EDI transaction to
  Home Depot.
• 856 Advance Ship Notice (ASN) ASN provides
  information about the shipment, including the
  contents, packaging, tracking numbers, and
  expected delivery date.
• 997 Functional Acknowledgment It helps ensure
  that both parties are aware that the original
  document was received and is being acted upon.
• 860 Purchase Order Change Request If there are
  any changes required for a previously submitted
  purchase order (e.g., quantity changes or
  cancellations), Home Depot may send an 860
  transaction to the supplier to request these
  changes.
• 832 Price/Sales Catalog Home Depot might use
  this transaction to communicate product and
  pricing information to its suppliers. This can
  help ensure that both parties have accurate and
  up-to-date product data.

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