We offer any-to any EDI mapping and support EDIFACT, Tradacoms, XML and others. We can assist you with everything from your initial EDI maps, to EDI map enhancements to ongoing EDI map development.
Our SAP EDI specialists have a cross knowledge of SAP modules. Equipped with IDOC skills, they are the interface between your EDI and SAP teams. We can advise on SAP integrations with your EDI systems.
We offer complete EDI solutions using the BOTS EDI Translator. This system supports any-to-any formats including EDIFACT, X12 and many others. BOTS is a stable, flexible, highly configurable and can handle high volumes of EDI transactions.
If you’re considering implementing EDI for the first time, you’re bound to have some questions about how the process works. One of the things we get asked about the most here at Appleyard Solutions, is how we go about onboarding all your trading partners once you’ve made the decision to go ahead. In this blog,…
EDI, stands for Electronic Data Interchange, and is the electronic exchange of structured business data between different applications. Typical EDI Architecture EDI Architecture consists of – EDI-enabled applications: They support the automatic processing of business transactions. The IDoc interface: This was designed as an open interface. The IDoc interface consists of IDoc types and function modules…
Having worked in EDI for over 18 years, you get to see the same architecture over and over. One particular architecture I have become very familiar with is the Sterling Integrator client components.
Protocols such as FTP, SFTP, HTTP, C:D are all divided into suite adapters that can be used to create a client that then connects to the trading partner and transfer the document,enforcing any security specifications from the business process.
…In the age of the web, most likely EDI is an idea whose time has gone? Not really, there’s life in the old pooch yet as it discovers ways…
…In-House or Outsource….it’s a question that almost every company has to answer at one time or another regardless of your size. When we look at the options it can be overwhelming, but what are the true pros and cons of keeping your EDI In-house or outsourcing?
…Traditional method of measuring your EDI project investment, is done through the cost savings a company will achieve once it is live. Endless glorified sales presentations, glossy marketing graphics, and white papers demonstrate in a myriad of colorful charts showing how a solution will impact the bottom line. While cost savings are important, the culture of EDI is changing to embrace how a particular system will impact the overall effectiveness on the organisation.
…EDI…or…DIE..!
Electronic data interchange (EDI), as the name implies, is a method of electronic information exchange between two business entities. It involves the usage of computer networks and related software to transmit information related to businesses. EDI is an efficient method of decreasing costs, overheads and errors that commonly occur during business transactions. Additionally, business information between partners can easily be interchanged. Apart from information exchange, EDI helps in coordinating business transactions by performing tasks such as invoice generation and initiating delivery orders.
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