Customer Specific EDI Instructions
ATMEL ALPS
· ATMEL ALPS will most often come in on Tuesday, and the order will need to be written on Friday.
o File all 830 Atmel into the Lear Atmel folder, and wait until Friday.
o On Friday, find the Atmel 830, and pull in using “A, #14”
CHRYSLER TECVOX
· Chrysler Documents will send every day; file all EDI into the Chrysler folder.
· On Mondays you will sometimes have a Mopar shipment, and Tuesdays you will sometimes have a standard order. These will ALWAYS have an e-mail from Grant Hyche.
o For every order you will need to find EDI that has the correct ship to.
§ Look through the raw to match the ship to.
o Verify qty and part number for each order.
o Pull in on EDI Menu “#31”
o Verify order wrote correctly.
· Occasionally you will receive an expedited order. Review these ASN’s with great attention to detail, using a good copy of a previous ASN.
· When JIT 2 calls to let you know the orders have been cut, it is crucial that the ASN be sent within 30 minutes.
CONTINENTAL DENSO
· Denso Documents will send every day; file EDI into the Denso folder.
· On average you will have one weekly order for Denso sent by Don Ramhold. You will need to write it on Wednesday, and it will be shipped on Thursday.
· The CUM’s MUST be checked and matched to Don Ramhold’s E-mail.
· After CUM’s have been checked, pull in orders with “A, #33”
· When JIT 2 calls to let you know the orders have been cut, it is crucial that the ASN be sent within 30 minutes.
CONTRL EDI
· See ”RECADV, CONTRL, or ORDCHG Document” for instructions on these types of files.
DELPHI KANSAS (SIEMENS FRANCE)
· DELJITs
o When DELJITs come in, look through the ship to, and locate Siemens France DELJITs. They will always have 5 digit “ship to” (IE: 18008, 23005, 19052, etc…), as noted in the “Doc Num 2”. Highlight and send to “Siemens France” folder.
§ Go to “Siemens France” folder, and sort by date created. Highlight all new DELJITs, and (leaving highlighted) sort by “Doc Num 1” (which is the part number).
§ Deselect the newest EDI documents, and Select the older version, leaving ONE part number/ship to. Send old DELJITs to “Old Deljits” folder.
§ Now resort the entire folder by date created, and start printing PDF’s for e-mailing.
· Highlight each EDI and print individually, saving each file by the word “DELJIT” then last four of their part number, and where duplications still exist, by the last 3 of their ship to.
· IE: Deljit 5851, Deljit 1217-008, Deljit 1217-005, Deljit 0090, etc.
· For more detailed instructions on printing PDF view Daily EDI Procedures.
o For all other Deljits, send to the France Service Parts folder.
o When E-mail order is submitted from Katrina, you should highlight only the part numbers with ship to’s specified in the e-mail.
§ Pull into Viaduct using Menu “A, 15” and verify that orders are correct.
§ If orders are incorrect, they will need to be deleted, and re-entered. They are NOT adjustable, and must therefore be edited in the raw data. These are CUM based orders, and may need adjusting.
DELPHI PACKARD VEGA (OSRAM OPTO)(RFM)(SIEMENS FRANCE DELFORS)
· After doing and EDIFACT send/receive in your trusted link, locate any new Delphi Packard Vega DELFOR’s.
o Move DELFORS to Delfors folder.
· DELFORS
o Send all Delfors to the Delfors folder.
§ On Mondays, go to Delfor folder and look for DELPHI-PACKARD-VEGA Delfors. Right click and view the raw on each of them, looking for “Continental France” in the ship to.
§ Print each Delfor to PDF and save using the last four of the part number, and the last three of the “ship to”. (Note: This will be identical to the Deljits, but will have ONLY the part number and ship to.)
§ E-mail those PDF documents to Arnika. For more info on printing PDF’s, look at Daily EDI Procedures.
There are currently no orders that will use DELFOR’s
· Locate remaining DELJITs and view Raw Data.
o Sort the “OSRAM OPTO SEMICONDUCTORS” into the “Del. Pak. Veg. – Osram Opto” folder.
o Sort the “RF MONOLITHICS” into the “Del. Pak. Veg. – RFM” folder
· From the “Del Pak Veg. – Osram Opto” sort by date created, and highlight the documents you just placed in there.
o Keeping those documents highlighted, sort now by “Doc Num 1”.
o Those are the part numbers. Verify that there is only ONE part number per each ship to. (IE: you can have the same part twice so long as both parts aren’t for the same ship to: DA26, DA46, DA31…etc.) There will normally be 71 documents in this folder, unless they add a new part number.
o Unselect the newest part number, and select the older ones.
o After selecting all of the desired documents, right click and send file to “Old Deljits” folder. (Keep those files for about a week or so in case the new Deljits are bad.
o The remnants of the folder should now be ALL newest EDI for every (part number/ship to) combination. Highlight the entire folder and Map EDI to Flat File.
o Pull in using EDI menu #3, where first four digits are today’s first four digit date code (no slashes or dashes).
· From the “Del Pak Veg – RFM” folder sort by date created, and highlight the documents you just placed there.
o Keeping those documents highlighted, sort now by “Doc Num 1”.
o Those are the part numbers. Verify that there is only ONE part number per each ship to. (IE: you can have the same part twice so long as both parts aren’t for the same ship to: DA26, DA46, DA31…etc.) There will normally be 19-21 documents in this folder, unless they add a new part number.
o Unselect the newest part number, and select the older ones.
o After selecting all of the desired documents, right click and send file to “Old Deljits” folder. (Keep those files for about a week or so in case the new Deljits are bad.
o The remnants of the folder should now be ALL newest EDI for every (part number/ship to) combination. Highlight the entire folder and Map EDI to Flat File.
o Pull in using EDI menu #3, where first four digits are today’s first four digit date code (no slashes or dashes).
FORD TECVOX
· Ford Documents will send every day; file EDI into the Ford folder.
· On Tuesdays, highlight the newest 862’s (for today’s date only. This is for both AP09, and AP20) and Map EDI to Flat File.
· Pull in on EDI Menu “#24”
· When JIT 2 calls to let you know the orders have been cut, it is crucial that the ASN be sent within 30 minutes.
HONDA 21072106 (CANADA)
· Honda Canada EDI comes in and goes out through Honda Mailbox.
· File all Honda 21072106 in the Honda 21072106 Canada folder.
· Any EDI (NOT 224’s or 997’s) need to be E-mailed to Jerry Clark by PDF
· 862 highlight any new order, (if there is more than one 862, contact Sheresa) and Map EDI to Flat File.
· Pull in orders using EDI Menu “A, #9”. The 862’s EDI will pull in two business days ahead of time. If there are any issues contact Sheresa as well.
· NO MANUAL ORDERS. Also: NEVER DELETE ORDERS. Orders that get deleted will lose the ability to pull in, as associated with the P.O. number.
· Use “A” menu 10 for 850 orders. 850 orders should pull in on the date found in EDI.
· Check 824 documents for valid ASN. (Invalid SCAC code errors will return an IE: Accepted with Errors. This is OK, as the order will switch trucks at the Canadian Border.)
HONDA HMA
· Move all new HONDA HMA EDI to the HONDA HMA folder
· Standard 862 orders
o Match and verify all orders to Oscar’s email.
o Verify that the quantities and dates match the P.O. numbers requested.
o Orders pull in one day ahead, and pull in on “A, 25”
· NO MANUAL ORDERS. NEVER DELETE ORDERS. The P.O. will need to match the specific number, and could sometimes be the reason for the orders not writing.
· Check 824 documents for valid ASN, and notify IT of any discrepancies
HONDA MAP
· Honda Map comes in for two “ship to’s” (Oscar and Gaby). Put all incoming Honda Map in the Honda Map file.
· Standard 862 Orders
o Honda Map for Oscar (differentiated by the ship to of 0813…)
§ Oscar will send an order via e-mail. Look through HONDA MAP EDI, and locate the part numbers he is requesting.
§ Highlight and Map EDI to Flat File. In the MAPDATA folder pull up the DX-FX-VF document, and verify the order quantity with the P.O.
§ In the same document, verify that the date of the order is 1 business day ahead. (If Mon., then look for Tues.’s date, if Fri., look for Mon.)
§ Pull in orders using “A, #25”
o Honda Map for Gaby (Differentiated with a ship to of ANEX…, and AMEI…)
§ Gaby will send an order request based on the EDI, but this will normally come after the order is needed.
§ Highlight the most recent 862’s with the ship to for Gaby, and Map EDI to Flat File.
§ Since you will not always have an order, you will need to look for quantities to match P.O. numbers.
§ Honda will use the shipment arrival date for the EDI, but only ship Mon, Tues and Wed. Usually look for:
· Monday order => Tuesdays date
· Tuesday order => Wednesdays date
· Wednesday order => Following Mondays date
§ Verify EDI date is set to one business day ahead.
§ Pull in orders using “A, #25”
· 850 orders
o When new 850s come in, transfer into the HONDA MAP 850s folder.
o Save 850 documents for 6 months. They will be recalled for order much later than standard orders.
o When the email orders request a specific 850 order, locate the order by part number and qty in the Raw Data.
o 850 orders will pull in on the date in the raw data. If you want it to write on tomorrows date, input tomorrows date.
o Pull in orders using “A, #22”
· 824’s
o Check for “ASN is Valid”, and notify IT of any discrepancies.
· NO MANUAL ORDERS. NEVER DELETE ORDERS. The P.O. will need to match the specific number, and could sometimes be the reason for the orders not writing.
INTEVA DAEYONG
· Find all new Deljits and sent to the D Yong folder.
· Watch for E-mail order from Katrina.
· Using the Email, Highlight the desired DELJIT and Map EDI to Flat File.
· Go to the Viaduct EDI Menu and do #37. Orders write one at a time.
· Verify in Shipment Authorization screen.
LEAR AUTOLIV
· This is unused EDI, and can be deleted.
LEAR ZANESVILLE ATMEL
· Find, highlight, and move any new 830 Lear Zanesville in the IN folder to the Lear Atmel folder.
· (If a new one is not received on Thursday e-mail Chris Brennan)
· Highlight the new ones and Map EDI to Flat File.
· Go to the Viaduct EDI Menu and do an “A, #11”.
· Scroll up to check if order wrote, and email Chris Brennan if nor order writes.
MISCELLANEOUS PRINT PDF FILE INSTRUCTIONS
· ALL PDF’s will need to be printed one at a time.
· EVERY DAY
o France Deljits Must be printed every day, and emailed to Katrina.
· They will come in daily on the EDIFACT mailbox.
· You will find instructions on which DELJITS to print and what to name them on “Delphi Kansas”
o Honda Canada PDF will be printed when they come in.
· Email to Jerry Clark when you receive EDI files.
· More information can be found on Honda 21072106 instructions.
· Weekly
o (MONDAY) France DELFOR’s need to be emailed to Arnika.
· They save exactly like Siemens France Deljits, but without any words.
· Their Trading Partner name is Delphi Packard Vega, and they will be in the Delfor folder. ALL DELFORS should be in the Delfor folder.
o France Service DELJITS (Ship to HU01, JM01, and 0001047000)
· Save under “SERVICE PARTS” and “SERVICE PARTS HU01 #...”
· There have never been more than four documents, but could possibly.
· Email these documents to Arnika as well.
o AVNET 830 need to be emailed to Julia Gebhart
· There will be somewhere around 9 documents.
· Print and save as “AVNET ####”
o Melexis 830
· There should only be one document.
· Save as Melexis, and send email to the “Melexis Group” in your contacts list on outlook.
o Atmel Delfors
· Look in Delfor Folder, and locate any Delfors for Atmel, (by viewing the raw data.
· Print and save as ATMEL DA26 or ATMEL DA31 documents, depending on which “ship to” in the raw data. Email to kjones.
o F&H 862
· These are Sanmina SCI documents, with the three different part numbers.
· Email Gil Haden with the three documents.
· If only one or two are received, email the documents anyways, and let Gil know that there was only the one or two.
MERCEDES-REC
· Find, highlight, and move any new 830 MERCEDES - REC in the IN folder to the MERCEDES folder. (The new ones usually come in on Monday night or Tuesday morning.)