GamutEDI Resources & Tools
EDI Implementation Guide
A plain-English, step by step, guide for successfully implementing EDI in your organization.
GamutEDI User Guide (PDF)
Official GamutEDI User Guide (available to registered subscribers only)
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions and answers about GamutEDI
EDI Glossary
A handy glossary of EDI terminology
EDI Message Types
A list of message interface guidelines (MIGs) defined under the ANSI and EDIFACT standards for use in the retail supply chain.
GamutEDI Compliant Stores
Click here for information on the requirements of specific retailers.
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External Links
GS1 Australia
GS1 Australia, the only organisation authorised by GS1 Global to administer GS1 Barcode numbers in Australia. Also see us for your RFID, Data Synchronisation and Supply Chain needs.
GS1 EANCOM
GS1 EANCOMr provides a standardised and predictable structure for electronic business messages, enabling business partners to communicate business data rapidly, efficiently and accurately, irrespective of their internal hardware or software types. EANCOM standards are particular relevant to trading partners in the supply chain.
ASCX12
The Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) X12, chartered by the American National Standards Institute in 1979, develops electronic data interchange (EDI) standards and related documents which are mainly used in the United States and Canada, but are also used by a number of prominent retailers in Australia.
United Nations Economic Commission For Europe
UNECE oversees development of EDIFCAT EDI standards, which are used mainly outside North America.
TradeGate Australia
A not-for-profit organisation operating nationwide, Tradegate is driven by members for one purpose only: to advance the efficiency of import and export movements across Australian borders.
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