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AAIA Releases Software for Converting PIES Data

By admin - Posted on March 13th, 2008

New Open Source Utility Converts Interchange Data to Industry Standard Format

March 12, 2008, Bethesda, MD -- The Automotive Aftermarket Industry Association (AAIA) has released a free, open-source, software utility that converts part number interchange data into the Product Information Exchange Standard (PIES) format. The PIES Interchange Transformation Utility accepts interchange data in a flat file (spreadsheet) format and converts it to the latest version of (PIES) XML.

AAIA developed the transformation utility software to help manufacturers supply retailers and program groups with interchange data in the standard format. The major automotive chains have agreed to accept data in the industry-standard PIES version 6.1 XML format.

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