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AS2 file exchange.
An agreed receipt.
Explore AS2 exchange requirements for partner endpoints, certificates and message disposition notifications, with a clear distinction from business acceptance.

DATA
FURTHER
GOOD
01 / THE WORK, MADE CLEAR
A protocol for the partner handoff.
AS2 defines a way to exchange business data over HTTP using MIME-based messages. A connection design includes sender and receiver identifiers, endpoint details and the required security and receipt options. These settings must be agreed with the trading partner.
- 01
Identify the endpoints
Document the sender, receiver and connection requirements.
- 02
Agree certificates and options
Review the signing, encryption and authentication configuration required by the partner.
- 03
Define receipt handling
Agree the expected Message Disposition Notification and what the application does next.
02 / THE CONNECTION THAT MATTERS
Receipt and acceptance answer different questions.
| Context | What matters | The handoff |
|---|---|---|
| AS2 message | Business data sent to a partner | Transport context |
| MDN | Message Disposition Notification | Protocol-level receipt information |
| Application response | Outcome in the business system | Business acceptance |

03 / BUILT AROUND YOUR WORK
Keep certificate and endpoint ownership explicit.
The AS2 implementation brief should name the owners responsible for connection settings and certificate changes. Test the agreed receipt behavior with the partner and establish the response to a failure. File Exchange fit is assessed against that actual connection scope.
Start a focused conversationA CLEARER PICTURE
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Is an MDN the same as approval of an order?
No. AS2 receipt information and business acceptance are different. The receiving application determines whether an order or another transaction can be accepted.
Is AS2 an EDI document format?
No. AS2 is a transport specification. EDI describes structured business messages that can be carried in an exchange.
ONE FAMILY. FOCUSED PRODUCTS.
Built for what connects.
Read EDI business documents and prepare their data for the systems you use.
Explore EDI ParseXLET’S CONNECT
Bring your file exchange.
Let’s make the next step clear.
Your systems. Your partners. The task your business needs to complete.
Discuss your workflow