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.
What is Direct-to-Consumer (D2C)?
EDI solutions can help brands successfully switch to direct-to-consumer by automating and speeding up critical supply chain processes.
Myth 6: “EDI solutions are unnecessarily complicated”
EDI actually simplifies and streamlines business practices, improving overall communication across your trading partner network.
What are the benefits of EDI?
EDI allows your operation to become faster, more cost-effective, more efficient and more accurate by sharing data digitally and automatically in real-time.
How does EDI work?
EDI works to create greater efficiencies for organisations and their wider networks, providing significant ROI in terms of time and cost savings.
Getting Started with EDI?
To get started simply select the Transalis eDI™ product bundle that suits you, and configure services to build the perfect solution for your business.
Myth 5: “Software is required to run EDI”
Transalis EDI™ solutions are cloud-based, no don't require additional software, IT integration or expensive and complex middleware.