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856 ASN
Receive and parse an EDI 856 ASN
Inbound ASN flow: webhook payload for EDI 856, normalized JSON fields, and mapping tips for WMS/ERP ingestion.
Inbound flow overview
When a partner sends an 856 ASN, SignalEDI validates structure and emits a webhook with normalized JSON for WMS/ERP ingestion.
- HL hierarchy: shipment → order → pack → item
- Ties to the original 850 PO when present
Example webhook envelope
Verify X-SignalEDI-Signature before trusting the body.
{
"event": "document.validated",
"documentId": "doc_01H…",
"partnerId": "retailmart",
"documentTypeCode": "856",
"payload": {
"shipmentId": "SHP-2201",
"cartons": [{ "sscc": "00012345678901234567", "lines": [{ "sku": "SKU-100", "quantity": 24 }] }]
}
}Mapping to your system
Map shipmentId and SSCC barcodes to warehouse receipts. Keep idempotency on documentId because webhook retries are expected on 5xx responses.
FAQ
Common questions
Webhooks are recommended for near-real-time receipts. You can also inspect inbound documents in the dashboard while building your handler.
See /documents/856 and /resources/edi/856-asn-guide for segment-level context.
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