Grocery Products Invoice
UCS groceryThe grocery-industry invoice — the 875's billing counterpart, standalone detail billing only.
The 880 bills for finished goods in the grocery/UCS world — the invoice counterpart to the 875. It's for standalone detail billing only: the standard explicitly says it cannot be used for statement billing or credit/debit adjustments (that's a separate transaction). Line items live in G17 loops; the invoice must foot to G33 exactly, the same three-way-match discipline as the 810's IT1-to-TDS check.
Grocery-industry (UCS) variant, functional group GP — the 875's billing counterpart.
G17 line amounts must total to G33 exactly — miss it and the grocery wholesaler short-pays the same way a big-box retailer would on a bad 810.
Key segments
Related documents
The grocery-industry PO — same job as the 850, different dialect (G-segments, UCS heritage).
810 InvoiceThe bill — line prices and totals that must reconcile to the PO and the shipment.
832 Price / Sales CatalogYour catalog — items, descriptions, and prices the buyer can order from.
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