Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

Best Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) include:

Microsoft BizTalk Server, Apache Camel, SPS Commerce, Informatica B2B Data Exchange, TIBCO BusinessConnect, TrueCommerce, Cleo Integration Cloud, Adeptia Connect, webMethods Trading Network and IBM Sterling Supply Chain Business Network.

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Title Loop
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NotaryLoop provides software integration to Title and Escrow companies allowing them to connect to Notary Vendors. NotaryLoop’s API (Application Programming Interface) allows Settlement Companies that use SoftPro, Resware, Qualia, RamQuest, E-Closing, Closers Choice, LandTech, Impact,…

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Rocket B2B Supply Chain Integration

Rocket B2B Supply Chain Integration information exchange solutions help to get the right data to the right place at the right time, and prove it no matter how far-flung or technologically diverse the supply chain network. Users can send business information, share files and business…

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DataTrans Solutions WebEDI

Connect, integrate, automate and expand with DataTrans Solutions. DataTrans WebEDI is a cloud-based portal presented as an all-in-one multichannel EDI and eCommerce solution that enhances efficiency, simplifies order fulfillment, connects to any trading partner and scales by integrating…

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DealTrak
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DealTrak, now part of the AutoProtect Group (acquired 2019) links motor dealers and finance brokers with hundreds of finance, insurance, data and other value-added product and service providers, allowing them to offer F&I products to car buyers compliantly. The platform acts as a…

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PwC DoubleJump Interchange

DoubleJump Interchange from PwC is presented as a cloud-based ecosystem collaboration platform that securely integrates data from clinical and real-world sources to facilitate cooperation among researchers and care providers to improve consumer health.

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Unisys Agile Business Suite (AB Suite)

Part of the ClearPath Forward Cross Platform Software suite, the Unisys Agile Business Suite (AB Suite®) is a Model Driven development environment for mission critical solutions. It helps users capitalize on change rather than simply respond to it. It supports design, development,…

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WebOTX
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WebOTX is an application server and infrastructure tool, and B2B middleware offering, from NEC.

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Transbroker
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Transbroker from NEC global is a B2B middleware offering.

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uCosminexus
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uCosminexus from Hitachi is a B2B middleware offering and application server.

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Cognizant TriZetto Healthcare Trading Partner Management

Cost containment, vendor management and compliance are critical to payer operations. Cognizant's TriZetto® Trading Partner Management service aims to lower operational expenses, consolidates and manages vendor touch points, and ensures regulatory compliance.

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NetSymm
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NetSymm provides an enterprise B2B e-commerce platform which allows businesses to connect with their customers and suppliers and enables business transactions in real-time. NetSymm automates sales and procurement business processes and aims to benefit the enterprise by boosting the…

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Infocon Systems

Infocon Systems is an EDI (electronic data interchange) services provider for multiple trading partners across industries, regardless of the type of integration. It is cloud-based and provides integration for any industry like distribution, manufacturing and accounting processes.…

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A3logics EDI Solutions

PM Aura is a project management solution built around task, time, and document management capabilities.

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AURUS
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Aspire Systems, headquartered in Chennai, offers AURUS, an enterprise integration and B2B middleware platform for synchronizing disparate enterprise systems.

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ZEDI
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TRANSCONNECT
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eCar
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Universal EDI
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EDIStech
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CloudConnect
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PathFinder
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Jetstream
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Learn More About Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

What is Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Software?

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) software enables the sharing of data between multiple devices. EDI is commonly used for the transfer of documents from one business to their partners. Once the data to be transferred is selected, EDI software extracts the data, usually from an ERP system, and translates the data to a standardized format, so that the recipient will be able to view it. EDI software also typically includes security features to ensure that sensitive data is protected while it is transferred.

EDI software also allows for the automation and scheduling of data transfers, so businesses can set up regular data transfers that will occur automatically.

Features and Capabilities

  • Data Extraction

  • Data Formatting with support for XML

  • Secure Data Transfer

  • Data Security

  • Transfer automation and scheduling

Pricing

EDI Vendors typically don’t provide public pricing information, though vendors can be contacted for quotes. EDI software is priced in 2 ways depending on the software, either per transaction, or with an overall subscription model that either includes unlimited transactions, or a set amount per month. Many EDI vendors also include a one time set up fee in order to implement the software with your businesses other systems. Depending on feature needs, businesses can expect to pay around $1.00-$3.00 per transaction.

Comparison

When comparing different EDI, consider the following aspects of each product offering.

  1. Price per transfer: It is essential to consider how much each data transfer costs with each EDI software. How many transfers do you need to make each month? If an EDI tool is subscription-based, does it include the volume of transfers you need to commit?

  2. Security Features: All EDI software includes security features of some kind to protect your data during transfer. If your business deals with very sensitive information, or must meet regulatory compliance standards, it may be worth considering an EDI tool with more robust or specialized security features. If you aren’t as concerned about data security, you may be able to pursue more affordable EDI options.

  3. Formatting Options: Most EDI tools can read common data types and translate them into XML. Some businesses may use specialized data types that aren’t supported by every EDI software. If your business uses a file type that isn’t commonly used, make sure it is supported by the EDI software you choose.



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