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    How is EOD different from EDI?

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    • Article Type: Q&A
    • Product: Voyager
    • Product Version: 8.1.0

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    How is EOD different from EDI?

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    Embedded Order Data (EOD) imports records and creates POs in a single, automated step. The "Order" information in SysAdmin > Cataloging > Bulk Import Rules is where you set this workflow up.


    Unlike Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), you don't need to wait for Ex Libris to approve a vendor before you can use EOD.

     

    EDI is used from the Acquisitions client.

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    See these related Knowledge Center Articles:

    • Basic EDI Overview
    • What is EOD?
    • How EOD Works in Voyager
    • Overview of getting started with Embedded Order Data (EOD) in Voyager

    Category: Batch jobs


    • Article last edited: 12-Sep-2019
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