Disney's retail channels, such as shopDisney, Disney Store and Disney Parks merchandise, and the retailers that carry Disney-licensed product all run on EDI. Trading at scale means exchanging orders, ship notices and invoices electronically using the standard X12 set of 850, 855, 856, 810 and 997. AIMS360 automates the full flow to Disney and to every retailer carrying your Disney line from one system.

Disney royalties are usually a fixed percentage of the wholesale or retail selling price of licensed product, set per property in your license agreement, and they often carry minimum guarantee payments. As a licensee you report and pay royalties to Disney on qualifying sales. AIMS360 tags each licensed style to its property, computes royalties by rate and tier, tracks minimum guarantees, and generates royalty statements and accounting entries.

A Disney vendor sells product or services to Disney, for example merchandise for shopDisney or the parks, over EDI and purchase orders. A Disney licensee holds a license to use Disney intellectual property such as Mickey and Friends, Marvel, Star Wars, Frozen or Disney Princess to make branded product and sell it through approved channels, paying Disney royalties. Many brands are both. AIMS360 supports both models against one inventory pool.

Yes. AIMS360 is built for licensing and royalty brands. You tag licensed styles by property, define royalty rates and tiers, compute royalties on wholesale or net sales, track minimum guarantees and letters of credit, and produce royalty statements and accounting entries. The same platform handles the EDI and fulfillment, so sales and royalties reconcile against real order data rather than a separate spreadsheet.

Disney's merchandise sourcing team issues the vendor, routing and EDI requirements. You set up the required document flow, labeling and ASN timing to match their spec, test, then go live. On AIMS360 the retailer spec is pre-configured, so purchase orders land in the OMS, ASNs and invoices generate to spec, and labels print, which handles the technical side for you.

The standard ANSI ASC X12 set: 850 (purchase order), 855 (acknowledgment), 856 (advance ship notice), 810 (invoice) and 997 (functional acknowledgment), with 852 (product activity) and 846 (inventory) also common. AIMS360 generates the full flow automatically for Disney's channels and for the retailers carrying your Disney-licensed product.

Disney specifies where Disney-branded products may be produced and requires product-safety testing and labor-standards compliance under its International Labor Standards program and Supply Chain Code of Conduct. Licensees and vendors submit safety testing reports and undergo social-compliance audits. AIMS360 attaches authorization, testing and audit documents to the vendor, purchase order and style so the whole chain is traceable for an audit.

Yes. Each style can be tagged to its Disney property, with its own royalty rate, approval status and channel rules. Sales, margin and royalties then roll up correctly by property, so you can see how your Marvel line performs against your Disney Princess or Star Wars line and report royalties accurately for each.

Disney-licensed apparel and consumer products sell through retailers such as Target, Walmart, Kohl's, Amazon, Nordstrom and Macy's, and each runs its own EDI program and routing guide. AIMS360 connects to more than 350 retailers, so your Disney line ships compliant across all of them from one platform instead of a separate integration per retailer.

Disney license agreements limit which retailers, e-tailers and wholesalers you may sell licensed product through, and Disney's determination is binding. AIMS360 lets you assign approved channels per licensed style and flag orders that fall outside them, so you do not accidentally sell into an unauthorized channel and breach the agreement.