Target 820 Converter • Updated October 2025

Target 820 Payment Order
to CSV Converter

Convert Target 820 Payment Remittance files to CSV. Target's 820 shows payment details, invoice references, and deductions. Reconcile Target payments and understand deduction codes for chargebacks and allowances.

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TL;DR

Convert Target 820 Payment Remittance files to CSV. PlainEDI converts Target 820 files to CSV in seconds—upload your EDI file, preview the first 10 rows free, then export the full CSV for $9 (single file) or $3.90 per file (10-pack). No EDI software required.

Why Convert Target 820 to CSV?

Reconcile Target payments against your AR and invoices

Identify deduction types and trends (freight, compliance, shortages)

Dispute invalid Target chargebacks with documentation

Track payment timing and terms compliance

Automate cash application from Target 820 data

Target 820 Tips & Best Practices

Key insights for working with Target Payment Order files:

Payment Timing: Target typically pays on Net 30-60 terms after invoice approval.

Deduction Codes: ADX segment shows reason codes for each deduction.

Common Target Codes: Routing non-compliance, ASN errors, late delivery, shortages.

Dispute Window: Typically 30 days from payment date to dispute deductions.

Target Partners Online: Portal shows detailed chargeback documentation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I dispute Target deductions in the 820 payment?

Convert the 820 to CSV to see deduction codes and amounts. Log in to Target Partners Online to view detailed chargeback documentation. Gather supporting evidence (BOL, delivery receipts, photos). Submit dispute through TPO within 30 days with all documentation attached.

What are common Target chargeback codes in 820 files?

Common Target deduction codes: Routing non-compliance (using non-approved carrier), ASN inaccuracy (SSCC or quantity mismatches), late delivery (missed delivery window), shortage claims (received less than invoiced), and packaging violations. Each code in the ADX segment explains the specific violation.