Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

Benefits
The transition to mandatory fields for 204 and 211 transactions will help:

  • Streamline your EDI transactions
  • Elevate your data interchange to an industry standard
  • Manage your shipments consistently and more timely
  • Ensure more frequent updates 

Technology

Please refer to the Guides page for a copy of the EDI 204 & EDI 211 updated specs.

We support the following standard EDI Transaction Sets ANSI X12 that customers need to send and receive shipping and billing information:
  • 204 Load Tender
  • 210 Invoice
  • 211 Bill of Lading
  • 214 Shipment Status
  • 820 Remittance Advice
  • 990 Response to Load Tender
  • 997 Transmission Confirmation

Transmission protocols: SFTP (Preferred), VAN (Sterling, Descartes, others), AS2.

To learn more about establishing EDI with us, please contact our EDI specialists.

Application Programming Interface (API) Web Services

At Day & Ross, API technology allows you to integrate your website with ours using a set of codes. You can choose to integrate your retail website, user interface or business software with our key web services, creating a seamless experience for your team and your customers.

New APIs coming soon. Email us to [email protected] to confirm your API technical contact. 

 

Benefits

The new APIs will offer a new service and additional capabilities:
  • Get Invoice
  • Cancel and modify shipments
  • Provide commodity and DG details when creating an order

API Web Services currently offered:

  • Create a Shipment
  • Request a Pickup
  • Get a Domestic Quote
  • Get a US Quote
  • Get Images
  • Get Shipment Information
  

You can easily create shipping labels, track your shipments, request quotes, and download shipping documentation. For more details about API integration and how it can help, view our API Information Sheet.

 

To request API and/or EDI integration, download the EDI Form or the API Form.

 

Learn more about how we’re evolving to serve you better.

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