GS1
Transalis has been awarded GS1 certification thanks to its success in connecting a complex global network of trading partners.
What does GS1 certification confirm about a cloud-based EDI provider?
GS1 certification confirms that a provider's EDI solution can integrate multiple document types and standards across a wide range of different systems and trading partners. Transalis holds this certification, and GS1 recognised the breadth of its offering: a cloud-based solution that lets any business, whatever its size, trade electronically with any trading partner worldwide, currently supporting 50+ countries and 12,000 users.
GS1
Transalis has been awarded GS1 certification thanks to its success in connecting a complex global network of trading partners.
GS1 said the Transalis eDI™ solution integrates multiple documents and standards from a wide range of heterogeneous networks, systems and trading partners.
Paul Simpson, Co-founder and Joint Managing Director of Transalis said, “GS1, which develops and maintains global standards for business communication, was particularly impressed with the broad range of the Transalis offering. Transalis’ cloud-based EDI solution connects supply chains allowing any business, regardless of size, to trade electronically, anywhere in the world, with any trading partner.”
Whether you are new to cloud-based EDI and require a simple method for sending and receiving orders or an integrated EDI solution, Transalis offers scalable EDI to meet the needs of a growing business.
Transalis eDI™ solutions are currently used in 50+ countries, by 12,000 users, processing a total of 30m+ transactions a year.
Frequently asked questions
- What does it mean for an EDI solution to be certified for heterogeneous networks?
It means the solution has been shown to integrate the many different document types, messaging standards and system formats used across a genuinely varied trading network, rather than working with only one type of system or partner. GS1, which develops and maintains global business communication standards, specifically recognised this breadth when awarding its certification, covering everything from simple order messages to fully integrated system-to-system EDI.
- Is a certified EDI solution suitable for a business that is new to EDI?
Yes. A certified cloud-based EDI solution is designed to scale, offering a simple method for sending and receiving orders for a business that is new to electronic trading, through to a fully integrated EDI setup as that business and its trading network grow. This means smaller or newer traders are not locked out by complexity that is really only needed for large-scale integration.
- How widely is this certified EDI solution used in practice?
The certified solution is currently used in 50+ countries by around 12,000 users, processing 30m+ transactions a year between trading partners. That scale reflects the range of networks, systems and document standards the certification confirms it can connect, spanning businesses of different sizes trading electronically with partners anywhere in the world.
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