API 3800 : 1996

Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION
   1.1 Purpose of Guidelines
   1.2 Scope and Applicability
   1.3 Responsible Entities
   1.4 What is EDI?
   1.5 How to Use the Implementation Guideline
2 BUSINESS ISSUES
   2.1 Implementation Considerations
   2.2 Timing of Transactions
   2.3 Modes of Operation
   2.4 Security
   2.5 Recovery Procedures
   2.6 Audit Considerations
   2.7 Benefits
3 LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
   3.1 General introduction
   3.2 Recordkeeping/Data Retention
   3.3 Authentication
   3.4 Trading Partner Agreements
   3.5 Third Party Agreements
   3.6 Laws, Rules and Regulations
4 ENVIRONMENTS
   4.1 System Architecture
   4.2 Application Integration
   4.3 Translation
5 MAINTAINING GUIDELINES
   5.1 Maintaining Guidelines
   5.2 Maintaining Standards
   5.3 Version/Release Timing
6 COMMUNICATIONS
   6.1 General Introduction
   6.2 Protocols
   6.3 Point-to-Point
   6.4 Third Party Services
   6.5 Network interconnects
7 INDUSTRY BUSINESS MODELS
   7.1 The Fuel Flow
   7.2 Aviation Fuel Business Model
   7.3 The EDI information Flow
8 GLOSSARY
   8.1 AVNET Glossary of Business Requirements
   8.2 General EDI and AVNET Terms
9 FORMA AND DOCUMENTS
10 INDUSTRY CONVENTIONS
   10.1 Instructions for Reading the Transaction Sets
A BIBLIOGRAPHY
B STRUCTURE OF AN EDI TRANSMISSION
  B.1 ASC X12
  B.2 UN/EDIFACT
C CODE LISTS
D MATRICES

Abstract

Assists airlines, petroleum companies and other entities, such as FBOs (fixed-base operators) and servicing companies, concerned with the sale and delivery of aviation fuel and related products and services, in the implementation of relevant electronic data interchange standards.

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Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	American Petroleum Institute
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