US Foods EDI Integration
Preconfigured US Foods EDI Connection, Synced to Your ERP
US Foods trades with its suppliers by EDI, and every connection is certified through SPS Commerce before the first live order. OrderEase's US Foods connection is certified and running in production, so each purchase order lands in your ERP with the item, case quantity and price already matched to your records.
How to Meet US Foods' EDI Requirements
US Foods sends purchase orders by EDI and expects an acknowledgement, a ship notice and an invoice back the same way. When one of those fails its checks, US Foods returns an 824 saying why. OrderEase maps each document to US Foods' spec, runs the SPS Commerce test cycle in a staging account, and pushes every order into your ERP without rekeying.

Supported US Foods EDI Documents:
- 850 – Purchase Order (from US Foods)
- 855 – Purchase Order Acknowledgement
- 856 – Advance Ship Notice (ASN)
- 810 – Invoice
- 824 – Application Advice (from US Foods)
* Additional documents can be added based on retailer or distributor requirements.

Why Suppliers Choose OrderEase for US Foods EDI Integration
Item Numbers Matched Before the Order Lands
US Foods identifies every order line three ways: its own item number, your manufacturer part number and the 14-digit case GTIN. OrderEase holds those cross-references for the US Foods relationship, so each order arrives against your SKUs, not theirs.
The 824 Comes Back to the Same Screen
When US Foods rejects an acknowledgement or an invoice, it sends an 824 saying what failed. OrderEase receives it and flags the failed document for the EDI team, so the fix is a correction and a resend rather than a call to US Foods.
Case Quantities in the Unit Your ERP Counts
US Foods orders in cases, with the pack size written into the order rather than coded. OrderEase applies the case conversion configured for the US Foods relationship before the order reaches your ERP, so quantities post the way your inventory is counted.
US Foods EDI Capabilities
Validation Before Sending
OrderEase checks each 855, 856 and 810 for format and required fields before it reaches US Foods, where a rejection comes back as an 824 and a delayed invoice.
ERP and 3PL Integration
US Foods documents flow into Odoo, NetSuite, QuickBooks, Sage, Acumatica and Dynamics GP, with shipping and 3PL systems connected on the same workflow.
Multi-Distributor Support
The same EDI connection carries US Foods alongside KeHE and your other distributors, each with its own document set, so the next one is configuration rather than a new build.
See a US Foods order go from 850 to invoice, no rekeying
See how it worksEDI Integration FAQs
Have questions about trading with US Foods by EDI? Find answers on the documents US Foods requires, what an 824 is, how certification works and how orders reach your ERP.
Which EDI documents does US Foods require?
US Foods requires five EDI documents. US Foods sends the 850 purchase order and, when a document fails its checks, an 824 application advice. Suppliers return the 855 acknowledgement, 856 advance ship notice and 810 invoice. OrderEase supports all five.
What is an EDI 824 and why does US Foods send one?
An EDI 824 application advice tells a supplier that a document it sent, usually an 855 acknowledgement or an 810 invoice, failed US Foods' validation, and names the reason. OrderEase receives each 824 and flags the failed document so it can be corrected and resent.



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