GS1 EDI provides global standards for electronic business messaging allowing automation of business transactions. Find GS1 EDI standards and strategy here.

Use of GS1 EDI standards can make order to cash can entirely paperless. These not only allow save considerable amount of paper, but also increase accuracy, reduce costs, avoid commercial disputes and overall improve visibility and efficiency.

For companies starting the implementation of GS1 EDI standards, this page helps identify what needs to be done to successfully implement and benefit from GS1 EDI. Discover more.

GS1 EANCOM® are Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) standards so that transactional information can be exchanged by trading partner. More about GS1 EANCOM>

XML is a language designed for information exchange over the internet. GS1 uses XML to create a set of standard messages for the GS1 EDI (Electronic Data Interchange). GS1 XML messages can be exchanged using any technical solution or internet transport protocol.

GS1 EANCOM® is a GS1 subset of the UN/EDIFACT standard (United Nations Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Transport). It contains only the message elements required by business applications and mandated by the syntax.

This document sets out the methodology to be used in developing harmonised and streamlined semantic model of a business process. The methodology is aimed to work as a basis for the GSMP EDI Standards Maintenance Group (EDI SMG) in developing specific semantic models.

GS1 EDI provides global standards for electronic business messaging that allows rapid, efficient and accurate automatic electronic transmission of agreed business data between trading partners.

This guideline outlines a model for harmonised and streamlined business processes and describes the EDI processes of the healthcare process model in detail. Find here.

1 day ago · GS1 provides two complementary sets of standards for electronic business messaging, referred to as GS1 EDI: GS1 EANCOM ® – for “classic” Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and GS1 XML, using a newer XML syntax.