EdiLog < Cargooffice

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---++ EDI Log
   * Processes of electronic data sent to cargoOffice are stored in an EDI-log.<br>
     This way users are able to check the processes of their EDI-files.
   * The EDI Log is found in Backoffice -> Shipments -> EDI log

---+++ Example of EDI Log
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Inside the EDI-log program related information is displayed. Per Cargo Office these programs could be different.<br>
In general you will see that processes have executed well.<br>
*It is important to look at the EDI-log in case your data files have not been received.*
   * For example: you were expecting a file from a customer but nothing happened sofar, than first check your EDI-log. Propably there is an error-message about the file not being processed.
   * When knowing this error message you can contact your customer and tell them to change the file they were sending.<br>
          This is propably the fastest way of resuming your business.

*Note:* <br>
When a file is not processed we are sending an error-message to the send address of this particulair file (that's in case we know the senders address).<br>
   * Often you will find out that your customer had received an error message but forgot to take any action.
   * In case things went wrong you'll understand it is better to call your customer first and ask him to check his messages, before asking your Cargo Office distributor.

*Remarks:* <br>
   * We try to store most significant error messages into the EDI-log.
   * This is an ongoing process. Currently not all reported errors are stored in the EDI log.



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-- Main.RutgerRutgers - 02 May 2006

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Topic revision: r3 - 2006-09-14 - RutgerRutgers