What Ace Hardware expects in the 820
Ace Hardware trades on X12 4010 over AS2. Ace Hardware's 820 follows the standard X12 layout — no partner-specific companion-guide quirks are curated for this document yet. The certified base map covers the standard requirements, and validation still runs against the 820 spec before anything transmits.
How EDISQ maps it
The certified Ace Hardware 820 map loads when you enable the partner — fields auto-map from NetSuite, QuickBooks, Dynamics, and 33 other systems, validation runs against Ace Hardware's spec before transmission, and the sandbox replays Ace Hardware test scenarios until everything passes.
Common rejection reasons
Nearly all 820 rejections trace to reference data, not syntax: identifiers that don't match Ace Hardware's cross-references, echoed fields dropped from the original PO, or timing that misses the program window. EDISQ flags each before Ace Hardware ever sees the document.
Sample Ace Hardware 820
A representative 820 interchange addressed to Ace Hardware — envelope, body segments, and control totals:
1ISA*00* *00* *ZZ*ACMESUPPLY *ZZ*ACEHARDWARE *260101*1200*U*00401*000000001*0*P*>~ 2GS*RA*ACMESUPPLY*ACEHARDWARE*20260101*1200*1*X*004010~ 3ST*820*0001~ 4REF*ZZ*SAMPLE 820 DOCUMENT~ 5DTM*097*20260101~ 6SE*4*0001~ 7GE*1*1~ 8IEA*1*000000001~
FAQ
Which 820 version does Ace Hardware use?
X12 4010, delivered over AS2. The certified map tracks Ace Hardware's current companion guide.
How do I test a Ace Hardware 820?
The sandbox generates realistic Ace Hardware 820 scenarios against your live mapping — free, unlimited, invisible to Ace Hardware.
What does it cost?
Per document only: first 25/month free, then from $0.50, decreasing with volume. No partner or mapping fees.