Customer Sequence Schedules Setup > EDI eCommerce
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EDI eCommerce
Set Up EDI eCommerce
You use the following functions to set up EDI eCommerce data:
Exchange Definition Maintenance (35.15.6)
Application Definition Maintenance (35.15.10)
Transformation Definition Maintenance (35.15.17)
Trading Partner Maintenance (35.13.7)
Trading Partner Parameter Maintenance (35.13.10)
Exchange Definition Maintenance (35.15.6)
Use Exchange Definition Maintenance (35.15.6) to define the layout and content of exchange file documents.
Note: An exchange file defines documents communicated between EC subsystems and QAD Enterprise Applications.
Exchange Definition Maintenance (35.15.8)
In this frame you identify the document for which you are creating an exchange file definition.
Cust-Seq-Sched
Exchange File Field Record: Header Frame
This frame displays only if Fields is set to Yes for the selected record.
Application Definition Maintenance (35.15.10)
Use Application Definition Maintenance (35.15.10) to set up individual application template document definition.
Implementation Definition Maintenance (35.15.13)
Use Implementation Definition Maintenance (35.15.13) to define the data exchange requirements for a specific trading partner implementation.
Transformation Definition Maintenance (35.15.17)
Use Transformation Definition Maintenance (35.15.17) to define the maps needed to convert between exchange file data and QAD Enterprise Applications data.
Inbound map representing customer’s sequenced schedule
Trading Partner Maintenance (35.13.7)
Use Trading Partner Maintenance (35.13.7) to:
Identify the document types that are exchanged with each trading partner
Set up cross-references between trading partner documents and QAD Enterprise Applications
Cross-reference the trading partner’s site and address codes to the codes used in QAD Enterprise Applications
Trading Partner Parameter Maintenance (35.13.10)
Use Trading Partner Parameter Maint (35.13.10) to assign parameters and values to a variety of trading partner-specific processing actions, such as setting a logical flag.