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EDI MasonHub Dropship Mason Dropship (via Radial/VendorNet)

Channel

MasonHub DropshipMason Dropship (via Radial/VendorNet)

Mason Dropship (via Radial/VendorNet) is one of MasonHub Dropship's 1 EDI trading channels. It supports 3 document types including X12 810, X12 850, X12 856.

Documents
3 transactions
Standards
X12 + EDIFACT
Transport
AS2 · SFTP · API

Document catalog

EDI documents we support for MasonHub Dropship Mason Dropship (via Radial/VendorNet)

3 EDI transactions ready to integrate.

Document flow on this channel

How documents flow on Mason Dropship (via Radial/VendorNet)

This channel carries all 3 of MasonHub Dropship's document types.

Network onboarding

Mason Dropship (via Radial/VendorNet) is routed through Radial/VendorNet

Stacksync maintains a certified Radial/VendorNet connection covering 1 trading partner across 1 channel. Onboarding with MasonHub Dropship on this channel reuses that connection — no separate VAN contract or certification cycle.

VendorNet is Radial's dropship integration platform, used by retailers that run ecommerce dropship fulfillment through Radial; Radial's published Drop Ship Manager service terms govern its drop ship vendor programs. Vendors receive purchase orders and return shipment and invoice data through it, either via a browser-based portal or system-to-system file exchange, as flat files (fixed width, CSV, XML) or standard EDI documents — purchase order (850), ship notice (856), and invoice (810).

Connecting via Radial/VendorNet
  1. Enroll as a drop ship vendor under the retailer's Radial dropship program; Radial charges a vendor setup fee defined in its order form.
  2. Choose an integration level: browser-based portal access for manual order handling, or system-to-system file exchange for automation.
  3. For system integration, agree the file format with Radial: fixed width, CSV, XML, or standard EDI documents are supported.
  4. Map the order, shipment, and invoice flows and configure inventory feeds to the retailer's specification.
  5. Complete Radial's implementation testing; the standard implementation tests up to two orders per document type before hard launch.

Testing: Radial's published Drop Ship Manager service terms define a standard implementation that includes testing of no more than two orders per document type prior to hard launch; the retailer's program requirements determine which document flows are in scope.

Timeline: Radial does not publish a standard implementation timeline; go-live is defined as completion of implementation and hard launch. The test cycle is limited (two orders per document type), so overall duration is driven mainly by the vendor's mapping and integration readiness.

Most-traded documents on Radial/VendorNet
  • 810 1 ch
  • 850 1 ch
  • 856 1 ch

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