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Q. WHAT ARE DUNS NUMBERS? |
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A. A nine-digit, non-indicative identification number assigned by Dun & Bradstreet to all business establishments in the Dun & Bradstreet information base. It is often referred to as the social security number for businesses. In today's global economy, Dun & Bradstreet's Data Universal Numbering System, the Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S Number, has become the standard for keeping track of the world's businesses. Its unique nine-digit code helps you identify and link more than 50 million companies worldwide. Visit the www.dnb.com web site for additional information.
We use duns numbers to identify each of our distribution centers. The first nine characters will correspond with a location number and the suffix represents the specific ship-to location. These duns numbers are sent on EDI purchase orders and returned on the EDI invoices. If the number is not correct on the invoice, it can not route through our reconciliation system correctly and delays payment.
If you have further questions, contact the corporate EC department at edi@awginc.com.
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Q. WHO DO I CONTACT FOR INCORRECT DATA? |
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A. For information related to the actual order, such as dates, UPC codes, prices, allowances, the contact person would be the buyer.
The buyer’s name and telephone number is included in the EDI transmission.
For data related to the EDI standards, trading partner communications information or versions, you may contact the corporate EC department edi@awginc.com.
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Q. WHO DO I CONTACT TO BE SET UP ON EFT (electronic funds transfer)? |
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A. Forward your EFT terms offer to vendorrelations@awginc.com for a complete analysis. You can obtain our 820 mapping specifications on our Electronic Commerce page under the Contact Us option.
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Q. Where can I find your EDI information? |
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A. We maintain our communication information on our Electronic Commerce page under the Contact Us option.
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Q. I am not ready to do EDI. What do I do? |
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A. At the minimum AWG and VM requires suppliers to send EDI Invoices (810 or 880). Vendors who do not submit an EDI Invoice is subject to receive a $125.00 manual processing fee for paper invoices.
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Q. How do I get started with the Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) and Continuous Replenishment (CRP) program with AWG or VMC? |
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A. You can access our mapping specifications on this web site by choosing the Contact Us/Electronic Commerce option. The Procurement and Inventory Control Departments are responsible for VMI rollouts. In order to establish a VMI partnership with us; please contact the Buyer or Category Manager.
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Q. How do I get started with Data Synchronization with AWG/VM? |
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