Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

We can provide electronic price book, invoice, and purchase order support for many Back Office software solutions.

What is EDI?

EDI refers to the electronic exchange of business information between two companies using a specific and structured format. The concept has been around since the 1970's and has traditionally been used to automate buyer-seller transactions such as invoices and purchase orders. As more processes within a company become automated, EDI has expanded to areas such as inventory management and price books.

 

Benefits of Electronic Price Books & Invoices

·         Centralized Price Book Control

·         Inventory Management

·         Vendor Management

·         Maximize Your Margins

·         Automatic Price and Retail Updates

·         Automated Additions of New Items

Price Book Capabilities

·         Flexible scheduling - daily, weekly, biweekly

·         Selective processing - new items, price changes, retail changes

·         Multiple destinations for distributed price book processing (via e-mail)

·         Future dated price / retail changes

·         Confirmation-only (e-mail) when no price or retail changes are found (for daily processing)

·         Variable cost and retail zone support for multiple tax jurisdiction or retail regions

·         Full Sunrise 2005 Compliant UPC support (12-digit GTIN)

·         Preview support of upcoming changes

Back Office Service Providers Supported