If you use EDI, you process these types of messages:
Name | Responsible | Description |
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Process inbound messages |
Application Consultant |
To process received EDI message files, run the Process inbound EDI documents batch job. Usually, you run this batch job in a recurring pattern. You run the Process inbound EDI documents batch job for a specific document flow type, and optionally for a specific message. Each time the batch job is run, all document flows of the defined document flow type are processed. So, all messages, as defined for these document flows, are run. Each message that is run, picks up the relevant received EDI message files (if any) from the location as defined for the message connector and processes the data. |
Process staging journal messages |
Application Consultant |
If you use a staging journal in your EDI process, run the relevant messages to process the staging journals. The message processes all relevant staging journals with status 'Approved' and message status 'To be processed'. If processing the journal goes:
For more information on how to solve EDI staging journal processing errors, refer to:
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Process outbound messages |
Application Consultant |
If you use EDI messages and post one of the following journals, also a record is added to the Outbound message queue:
Also, a record can be added to the Outbound message queue for sales acknowledgements. When a received sales order message is processed, it is added to the EDI history (with direction 'Inbound' and type 'Order'). If a document flow of type 'Acknowledge' exists for the customer, also a record is created in the Outbound message queue.
An outbound message queue record indicates which message must be run for which journal (or EDI history record in case of a sales acknowledgement). The message to be run is defined by the applicable document flow. When the record is added to the Outbound message queue, the applicable document flow is searched for, and the related message is linked to the Outbound message queue record.
To process the outbound message queue, run the Process outbound message queue batch job. Usually, you run this batch job in a recurring pattern.
You process the outbound message queue for a specific message. Optionally you can run a message for a specific company.
If you use a web service, as defined on the applicable document flow, also define the applicable web service action here. |
You can use EDI studio to exchange EDI messages using the AS2 web app. In this case, the process differs from standard EDI message processing.