United Nations Directories 
for Electronic Data Interchange for

     Administration, Commerce and Transport


 

 UN/EDIFACT

 







                                           Message Type : DELJIT
                                           Version      : D
                                           Release      : 14A
                                           Contr. Agency: UN

                                           Revision     : 10
                                           Date         : 2014-04-30






SOURCE: TBG1 Supply Chain



                                  CONTENTS

                       Delivery just in time message

0.     INTRODUCTION

1.     SCOPE

       1.1   Functional definition

       1.2   Field of application

       1.3   Principles

2.     REFERENCES

3.     TERMS AND DEFINITIONS

       3.1   Standard terms and definitions

4.     MESSAGE DEFINITION

       4.1   Segment clarification
             4.1.1 Header section
             4.1.2 Detail section

       4.2   Segment index (alphabetical sequence by tag)

       4.3   Message structure
             4.3.1 Segment table











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For general information on UN standard message types see UN Trade Data
Interchange Directory, UNTDID, Part 4, Section 2.3, UN/ECE UNSM
General Introduction
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0.     INTRODUCTION

       This specification provides the definition of the Delivery just in
       time message (DELJIT) to be used in Electronic Data Interchange
       (EDI) between trading partners involved in administration, commerce
       and transport.

1.     SCOPE

1.1    Functional definition

       A message provides the ability for a customer to convey precise
       delivery sequence and Just In Time schedule requirements to a
       supplier, and is intended to supplement the Delivery Schedule
       Message (DELFOR).

1.2    Field of application

       The Delivery just in time message may be used for both national and
       international applications. It is based on universal practice
       related to administration, commerce and transport, and is not
       dependent on the type of business or industry.

1.3    Principles

       The use of this message will facilitate the practice of Just In Time
       (JIT) delivery by providing the customer with a mechanism to issue
       precise shipping schedule requirements in terms of a 24 hour clock
       and on a more frequent basis than with the instance of a delivery
       schedule message, e.g. daily shipping schedules versus weekly
       planning schedules.

2.     REFERENCES

       See UNTDID, Part 4, Chapter 2.3 UN/ECE UNSM - General Introduction,
       Section 1.

3.     TERMS AND DEFINITIONS

3.1