What is an EDI network?
An EDI network is essentially a gateway between trading partners that enables them to exchange digital data with each other electronically.
EDI Interface
An ‘EDI interface’ refers to the cloud-based platform that enables organisations to process documents with their trading connections.
Understanding how EDI technology works
Our guide to what EDI technology is. We explain how automated data processing can help organisations achieve frictionless communication.
Myth 9: “EDI is only good for orders and invoices”
EDI platforms now support many hundreds of electronic document types, many of which are specific to functions, sectors and industries.
Myth 8: “EDI is included in my ERP or iPaaS integration layer”
Legacy middleware is a pale imitation of EDI. It is not agile, it requires inhouse resource with the right skills to configure and maintain.
Myth 7: “EDI adoption improves relationships within your trading network”
EDI actually simplifies and streamlines business practices, improving overall communication across your trading partner network.
Myth 6: “EDI solutions are unnecessarily complicated”
EDI actually simplifies and streamlines business practices, improving overall communication across your trading partner network.
Myth 4: “Electronic data interchange is outdated”
EDI has continually evolved over the years, and is now more relevant and cost-effective than ever, thanks to cloud technology.
Myth 3: “EDI will speed up your order-to-cash cycle”
EDI eliminates the admin bottlenecks that slow down the order-to-cash cycle, but it cannot make a trading partner pay faster.
Myth 2: “EDI solutions are too expensive”
Transalis has streamlined its EDI pricing model to ensure great value for money and a compelling return on investment for all its customers.