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Re: Use of 855 P. O. Acknowledgement

From: "Stephenie Rose Cooper" <goib2you@...>
Date: Wed Oct 19, 2005  8:02 am
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] Use of 855 P. O. Acknowledgement
This is a topic that literally caused fist fights at an industry meeting a few
years ago. As usual, whoever is the customer gets to decide, but industry
groups develop best practices. The electronics industry diagram at
http://eidx.comptia.org/image_maps/order_ordmodel1_activity.aspx may help.

The narration is at
http://eidx.comptia.org/business_process/order/bm_ordmodel1.aspx.

The complete collection of order models is at
http://eidx.comptia.org/business_process/order/bm_ordmodel.aspx.

A downloadable document that lists the EDI transactions is at
http://eidx.comptia.org/guidelines/documents/ordmodlx.pdf.

Cheers,

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----- Original Message -----
From: Dave Taylor
To: EDI-L Yahoo
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 10:20 PM
Subject: [EDI-L] Use of 855 P. O. Acknowledgement


I'm interested in how you are using the 855 as a supplier.

1. Assume that a supplier acknowledges a P.O with a code 00 in BAK01 or
changes a P.O with a code 04 in the BAK01 element.

What isn't clear to me is what happens next.

Does the customer then cancel the P.O. to reject the supplier's changes by
returning an 855 with a code 01 in the BAK01 element, or confirm the supplier's
changes by returning an 855 with a code 06 in the BAK01 element?

Is the 855 a two-way document rather than a one-way document?

What role does the P.O. Change Request (860) play in this negotiation?

How else may the customer respond to the changes reported by the supplier in
the 855 response to the P. O.?

2. What legal obligations are implied on the part of the supplier by
acknowledging a P.O. with an 855?

Does the 855 in conjunction with the P.O. create a contractual agreement with
the supplier - that all products will be shipped in the quantities ordered at
the prices ordered, including all discounts, credits and adjustments, to the
locations ordered and delivered on the dates specified - the whole enchilada?

If the 855 creates a contractual agreement, then it can not be sent until
after the shipment has been delivered, unless the supplier is willing to accept
legal responsibility for complying with all terms and conditions of the P.O.,
whether or not the supplier has control over them.

Your thoughts?

Thanks,

Dave
Dave Taylor
President
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