EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)
IntegrationDefinition
A system of exchanging business documents between organizations electronically in a standardized format.
Detailed Description
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is a method of exchanging business documents, such as purchase orders and invoices, between companies electronically. EDI replaces traditional paper-based communications, allowing information to flow seamlessly between organization systems using standard protocols. This leads to improved efficiency, speed, and accuracy in business transactions.
Key Features
- Automated data exchange
- Integration with ERP systems
- Real-time transaction processing
- Secure and reliable data transmission
- Standardized document formats
Common Modules
EDI Mapping
Defines the correspondence between EDI data elements and internal system data fields.
EDI Translator
Converts data between internal systems and EDI standard formats.
Popular Implementations
Invoice Management
Utilizing EDI for electronic invoicing, enabling faster processing and improved cash flow.
Purchase Order Processing
Automating the exchange of purchase orders between buyers and suppliers using EDI to streamline procurement processes.