What EDI documents does Advance Auto Parts require?

Most Advance Auto Parts supplier programs center on order-to-cash X12 sets — typically 850 purchase orders, 855 acknowledgments, 856 advance ship notices, and 810 invoices. Additional sets vary by category; confirm against your Supplier Portal implementation guide.

How long does Advance Auto Parts EDI onboarding take?

Industry averages land around 4–8 weeks, but timelines depend on test cycles, DC routing, and exception handling in Supplier Portal. SignalEDI helps your team prepare the technical work you control while the retailer controls certification approval.

Can SignalEDI help avoid retailer chargebacks?

SignalEDI validates ASN, PO reference, and invoice alignment before files leave your control — catching mismatches early reduces the chargeback exposure common on high-volume retail programs.

Retailer EDI requirements

Advance Auto Parts EDI requirements

ANSI X12 4010 · VAN/AS2 · Portal: Supplier Portal · Typical onboarding: 4–8 weeks

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Advance Auto Parts-specific compliance context

Supplier Portal is the vendor portal for certification and day-to-day compliance visibility.
Typical onboarding window: 4–8 weeks before production cutover (partner-controlled).
High chargeback exposure when ASN, invoice, or label rules drift.

Core EDI documents

Code	Document	Direction	Notes
850	Purchase Order	Inbound	Orders via Supplier Portal / Syncrofy
855	PO Acknowledgment	Outbound	Required confirmation
856	Advance Ship Notice	Outbound	Missing ASN = $200/shipment chargeback
810	Invoice	Outbound	No mixed CR/DR on invoices; specific SAC codes required
820	Remittance Advice	Inbound	Received from AAP for payment
997	Functional Acknowledgment	Both	Required for all transmissions

Compliance requirements

GS1-128 labels required on all shipments
No mixed credits/debits on invoices — separate documents required
Specific SAC codes required: B750 for core line-only charges
BP/PL qualifiers required on relevant transactions
Missing ASN = $200 per shipment chargeback
Other non-compliance fees: $100–$500 per incident

Supplier programs & chargeback risk

Programs: DC Suppliers, DSD, Import

Chargeback exposure: High — $200/shipment for missing ASN; $100–$500 per EDI non-compliance incident

Penalty amounts, fees, endpoints, and onboarding windows reflect each retailer's published routing guides and public sources and change frequently. Confirm current figures in the retailer's own vendor portal before relying on them.

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