Browser-local inventory-evidence conversion
Convert EDI 846 to CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML
Export the canonical 131-field Smart Mapping or a separate source-ordered Raw representation.
Upload or paste an EDI 846, then choose Smart Mapping or Raw Mode. Automatic detection checks for exact ST01=846; you can also select Inventory Inquiry/Advice manually. Review the mapped rows in the Viewer or Data Editor, inspect generic validation findings, and download the format your next workflow needs.
Choose canonical Smart Mapping or Raw Mode
Smart Mapping produces 131 fields in exact canonical order for INVENTORY_ITEM and SUMMARY rows. Raw Mode stays separate, physical, source ordered, and unflattened. It is not the canonical schema and there is no Key/All projection choice.
What each export contains
CSV preserves header order and escapes delimiters, quotes, and newlines. XLSX stores source values as strings, including leading zeros, long numeric-looking identifiers, lexical decimals, values beginning with =, +, -, or @, hostile text, and collection JSON. JSON contains the current canonical row objects. XML is a canonical-row XML serialization of the current rows; it is not native X12 XML, a lossless X12 hierarchy, or a round-trip reconstruction format.
Edit, search, filter, sort, and export safely
The shared Viewer and Data Editor treat the 131 canonical cells and compact/nested collection JSON as text. Search, filters, sorting, edits, and export-after-edit do not coerce lexical quantities or identifiers into numbers.
Privacy and bounded limits
Mapping, validation, safe-summary generation, and exports process source payloads locally in the browser within the current architecture. Static assets and generic quota requests can use the network, and downloaded files remain under user control; no absolute security guarantee is made. The characterized 50K monolithic XML V8 string ceiling is not converted into an arbitrary public transaction limit: realistic XML works, while extreme serialization must fail safely.
Convert an 846 in your browser
Open the EDI Converter, inspect mapped evidence in the Viewer, or consult the EDI 846 canonical data map before designing an import. The 846 reading guide explains source ownership, and the validation guide explains what a clean result does and does not establish.