One connection.
A world of connectivity.
Transalis is a UK-based EDI and eInvoicing provider. One connection to the Transalis network lets a business exchange orders, invoices, despatch notes and other trading documents automatically with its customers, suppliers, retailers, marketplaces and tax authorities, in over 50 countries.
Your ERP, accounting, warehouse and ecommerce systems stay exactly as they are.
The global EDI and eInvoicing network. Secure, reliable, compliant and scalable.
One connection reaches
- CustomersB2B retailers and buyers who send you orders
- SuppliersThe businesses you buy from
- RetailersArgos, AS Watson, Boots and 15,000+ more
- MarketplacesAmazon, eBay and D2C storefronts + more
- Business systemsSAP, NetSuite, Dynamics 365, Sage, Xero + more
- PeppolThe network the UK and EU eInvoice mandates run on
- Tax authoritiesWhere countries require B2G eInvoices to be exchanged
- And more3PLs, warehouses, dropship, shipping + more
Three things, on one connection
EDI
Connect and automate the exchange of orders, invoices and other business documents with every trading partner.
- Web EDIEasy-to-use browser-based EDI. No integration required.
- Integrated EDISeamlessly connect EDI to your ERP, accounting or business systems.
- Enterprise EDIScalable, fully managed EDI for complex organisations and trading networks.
eInvoicing
Send and receive compliant electronic invoices across the UK and internationally through trusted networks.
- eInvoicingCreate, send and receive eInvoices in any format, anywhere.
- Peppol connectivityConnect to the global Peppol network through Transalis.
- Global complianceMeet evolving tax authority, regulatory and reporting requirements.
Onboarding
Get trading faster. We handle the complexity of partner setup, so you can focus on your business.
- Partner setupQuickly onboard new customers and suppliers.
- Data mappingWe learn and adapt to different data formats and standards.
- Ongoing supportDedicated support throughout your onboarding journey.
Why businesses choose Transalis
Decades of experience in EDI and digital trading.
Connect across countries, networks and standards.
One trusted partner for all your digital trading needs.
An authorised Peppol Access Point, connected to the international network.
Connect to your ERP, finance and business systems.
We handle the complexity so you can focus on growth.
One Connection, 50+ Countries
Transalis provides country-by-country guidance for EDI and eInvoicing and can connect trading partners in 50+ countries. The markers below are where we can reach.
Countries we cover
- Albania
- Argentina
- Australia
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Bulgaria
- Canada
- Chile
- China
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Croatia
- Cyprus
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Dominican Republic
- Ecuador
- Egypt
- El Salvador
- Estonia
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hungary
- India
- Indonesia
- Italy
- Japan
- Kazakhstan
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Luxembourg
- Malta
- Mexico
- Morocco
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Norway
- Peru
- Poland
- Portugal
- Ireland
- Romania
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- South Africa
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Tanzania
- Tunisia
- Turkey
- United Kingdom
- United States
From simple EDI to global enterprise connectivity
You do not have to start at the top. Most businesses begin with one step and move along as they grow, on the same connection.
- Web EDISimple and quick to start
- Integrated EDIAutomated and connected
- Enterprise EDIScalable and enterprise-ready
- eInvoicingSend and receive invoices
- PeppolConnect globally
- Global complianceStay compliant anywhere
- Partner setupQuick and easy onboarding
- Data mappingLearn and adapt to your systems
- Ongoing supportAlways here when you need us
What people ask about EDI providers
Who provides EDI?
EDI is provided by specialist networks and managed service providers rather than by the retailers or suppliers themselves. Transalis is one such provider, based in the UK, connecting more than 15,000 organisations across over 50 countries through a single connection.
What does an EDI provider actually do?
An EDI provider translates business documents between the formats each trading partner uses, delivers them securely, and confirms they arrived. Transalis also manages partner onboarding, data mapping, compliance and monitoring, so the customer's own team does not need EDI specialists.
Can you give an example of EDI in practice?
A supplier receives a purchase order from a retailer straight into its own system, sends back an order confirmation and a despatch advice, then issues the invoice, all automatically. Transalis processes more than 30 million such transactions every year.
Has EDI been replaced by anything?
No. EDI remains the standard for high-volume trading between businesses, and it now runs alongside eInvoicing, which is becoming mandatory in a growing number of countries. Transalis provides both on one connection, which is why the two are rarely worth buying separately.
Do I need EDI and eInvoicing, or just one?
Most businesses eventually need both. EDI carries the trading documents between companies; eInvoicing satisfies the tax rules a government sets, such as the UK mandate arriving in April 2029. One connection to Transalis covers both.