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EDIFACT DESADV Message Explained (ASN / Shipping Notice EDI Example)

📦🚚 3. DESADV Message Breakdown (Shipping Notice Example) | EDIFACT Explained In this video, we break down a real EDIFACT DESADV (Despatch Advice) message, step by step, exactly as it is used in live supply chain integrations. This episode explains how suppliers communicate what was actually shipped, in what quantities, how it was packed, and when it is expected to arrive. 🎓 What you’ll learn: Where DESADV fits in the ORDERS → ORDRSP → DESADV → INVOIC flow The structure of a DESADV message (header, detail, summary) How shipped quantities differ from ordered or confirmed quantities How packaging hierarchies are represented in EDI Why DESADV represents physical reality, not commitment 📦 Segments explained in this video: UNH / UNT – message start and control BGM – document type (351 – Despatch Advice) DTM – document, despatch, and delivery dates NAD – supplier, buyer, and delivery party CPS – packaging hierarchy LIN – shipped items QTY – despatched quantities PCI / PAC – package identification and counts UNZ – interchange closure 🧠 Key takeaway: ORDRSP communicates commitment. DESADV communicates reality. Only what appears in DESADV should physically arrive at the warehouse. 📌 Who this video is for: EDIFACT learners EDI and Integration professionals Supply Chain & Logistics teams Anyone working with shipping notices ➡️ Next episode: INVOIC Message Breakdown (Line by Line) 👍 Like, Subscribe, and follow the EDIFACT Message Tutorials – Deep Dives series. #EDI #EDIFACT 00:00 - INTRO 00:13 - DESADV IN EDI FLOW 00:32 - DESADV STRUCTURE 00:49 - UNH 01:03 - BGM 01:18 - DTM 01:33 - NAD 01:45 - CPS LOOP 01:56 - LIN & QTY 02:08 - DTM at LINE LEVEL 02:16 - PCI & PAC 02:27 - SECOND LINE 02:33 - SUMMARY SECTION 02:42 - UNT & UNZ 02:55 - DESADV VS ORDRSP 03:10 - NEXT EPISODE 03:19 - OUTRO