American National Standards Institute X12 Committee - The committee sanctioned by ANSI for developing and maintaining U.S. standards for business-to-business electronic data interchange pertaining to trade transactions, with business-to-business defined broadly to include all organizations but excluding all individual consumers.
An international standard for EDI messages used primarily in the US, developed by the Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) for the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
ANSI X12 is a numbered set of commercial EDI transactions defined by the American National Standards Institute's Accredited Standards Committee X12. These uniform rules for the interchange of business documents are defined for cross industry EDI use and are based upon the variable-length X12 standard.
The ANSI accredited standards committee for inter industry. EDI standards for business transactions.
The subset of EDI standards developed, approved, and maintained by the ASC X12 Committee.
The ANSI X12 standards developed for EDI.
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Standards that regulate electronic data interchange ( EDI), as governed by the American National Standards Committee.
A protocol from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for electronic data interchange (EDI). EDIFACT merged with ANSI X12 in 1997. See EDI, EDIFACT, and http://www.x12.org
A U.S. standard for electronic data interchange.
Often used as synonymous with ASC X12.
The ANSI X12 standards specify the format and data content of electronic business transactions.
