EDI glossary · Inbound

EDI 754: the Routing Instructions

Carrier assignment and routing detail back from the retailer.

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What the 754 is

The EDI 754 — the X12 Routing Instructions — is carrier assignment and routing detail back from the retailer. It travels inbound for most trading programs.

When it's sent

The 754 travels outside the core 850 → 855 → 856 → 810 chain — it supports the programs that surround it.

Key segments

The 754 follows the standard X12 segment layout for its functional group. Partner companion guides add the specifics — EDISQ's certified maps carry those rules per partner, so you never read the implementation guide yourself.

Sample 754

A representative 754 interchange — fixed-width ISA envelope, functional group, and control totals:

1ISA*00*          *00*          *ZZ*ACMESUPPLY     *ZZ*RETAILPARTNER  *260101*1200*U*00401*000000001*0*P*>~
2GS*RG*ACMESUPPLY*RETAILPARTNER*20260101*1200*1*X*004010~
3ST*754*0001~
4REF*ZZ*SAMPLE 754 DOCUMENT~
5DTM*097*20260101~
6SE*4*0001~
7GE*1*1~
8IEA*1*000000001~

Partners that require it

Trading partners in the EDISQ catalog that trade the 754:

FAQ

What is an EDI 754?

The EDI 754 is the X12 Routing Instructions. Carrier assignment and routing detail back from the retailer.

Who sends the 754?

Your trading partner sends the 754 to you. EDISQ receives it, validates it, and delivers it straight into your ERP.

How do I automate the 754?

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