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EDI 812: the Credit / Debit Adjustment

Formal adjustments — chargebacks, returns, allowances.

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What the 812 is

The EDI 812 — the X12 Credit / Debit Adjustment — is formal adjustments — chargebacks, returns, allowances. It travels in both directions for most trading programs.

When it's sent

The 812 ends the cycle: settlement and adjustments that follow the 810 invoice.

Key segments

The 812 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 812

A representative 812 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*CD*ACMESUPPLY*RETAILPARTNER*20260101*1200*1*X*004010~
3ST*812*0001~
4REF*ZZ*SAMPLE 812 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 812:

FAQ

What is an EDI 812?

The EDI 812 is the X12 Credit / Debit Adjustment. Formal adjustments — chargebacks, returns, allowances.

Who sends the 812?

The 812 flows in both directions. EDISQ handles it automatically on both sides of the exchange.

How do I automate the 812?

Enable your trading partner in EDISQ, connect your ERP, and the certified map handles the 812 end to end — first 25 documents each month free.