EDIFACT TOD segment: terms of delivery or transport.

The TOD segment carries Incoterms and delivery terms. TOD+3++DAP means delivered at place. Common Incoterms in Australian retail: EXW (ex works), FCA (free carrier), DAP (delivered at place), DDP (delivered duty paid). Not to be confused with TDT which carries the physical transport details.

Tag
TOD
Full name
Terms of delivery
Part of the message
Commercial terms
Data elements
3

A TOD segment, explained

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  1. TOD+3++DAP'
    TODTerms of delivery

    Terms of Delivery or Transport

    TOD
    Terms of delivery

TOD structure

Elements are separated by + and their parts by :. Positions match the explainer, so 2.3 is the third part of the second element.

PositionElementParts
1FunctionSingle value
2Transport charges paymentSingle value
3Delivery terms3.1 Code, 3.2 Code list, 3.3 Agency, 3.4 Description

Common EANCOM and UN/EDIFACT values. Your trading partner's implementation guide is the final word on which codes they send.

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What is the TOD segment in EDIFACT?

TOD is the Terms of Delivery or Transport segment. The TOD segment carries Incoterms and delivery terms. TOD+3++DAP means delivered at place. Common Incoterms in Australian retail: EXW (ex works), FCA (free carrier), DAP (delivered at place), DDP (delivered duty paid). Not to be confused with TDT which carries the physical transport details.

Where does TOD appear in an EDIFACT message?

TOD belongs to the commercial terms part of a message, alongside CUX, TAX, PAT, TDT, ALC, PCD.

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