Pick up new 214 files
On a set schedule, the flow lists the FTP/SFTP folder where your carrier or 3PL drops EDI 214 messages and downloads each new file. The business sets the folder path.
About this template
Carrier and 3PL shipment status arrives as EDI 214 files, so service teams end up checking portals instead of the ERP. This template reads each 214 from FTP/SFTP on a schedule, finds the Epicor Kinetic sales order by order number, and either updates the order with the latest status or alerts a Microsoft Teams user when the update needs attention.
Key benefits
Inside the flow
On each scheduled run, the flow downloads new EDI 214 files from FTP/SFTP and retrieves the Epicor Kinetic sales order by order number. A decision step then updates the order with the shipment status, or sends a Microsoft Teams alert if the update needs attention.
On a set schedule, the flow lists the FTP/SFTP folder where your carrier or 3PL drops EDI 214 messages and downloads each new file. The business sets the folder path.
Each EDI 214 is converted into structured data with the shipment status and order reference.
The flow fetches the matching Epicor Kinetic sales order by order number.
A decision step checks whether the shipment update needs a person's attention or can be recorded directly.
If the update needs attention, a Teams message goes to a designated user so the issue reaches your team before the customer raises it. The business sets the recipient.
Otherwise, the Epicor Kinetic sales order is updated with the latest shipment status.
What changes when EDI 214 messages update Epicor Kinetic automatically
01
Service reps answer "where is my order?" from the sales order instead of logging into several carrier websites.
02
A Microsoft Teams alert lets your team act on a delay while there is still time to reach the customer first.
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Each 214 is matched to its sales order, so sales, service and operations see the same shipment position.
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The flow reads, matches and records every 214, removing copy and paste between carrier messages and the ERP.
05
Scheduled pickup handles more carrier messages without adding people to monitor shipments.
01
Service reps answer "where is my order?" from the sales order instead of logging into several carrier websites.
02
A Microsoft Teams alert lets your team act on a delay while there is still time to reach the customer first.
03
Each 214 is matched to its sales order, so sales, service and operations see the same shipment position.
04
The flow reads, matches and records every 214, removing copy and paste between carrier messages and the ERP.
05
Scheduled pickup handles more carrier messages without adding people to monitor shipments.
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No triggers for FTP/SFTP.
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