ZEDI

ZEDI, developed by ZirconBlue, is an EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) software designed to facilitate the import and export of transactions in any machine-readable format. According to the vendor, ZEDI caters to organizations of all sizes, ranging from small farmers to multinational corporations. It is widely used across various professions and industries, including manufacturing, retail, logistics, financial services, and scientific sectors.

Key Features

Cloud-based: ZEDI is a cloud-based EDI software that, according to the vendor, enables users to access and manage their transactions from anywhere with an internet connection. It eliminates the need for on-premises software or hardware, ensuring high availability and scalability for handling any transaction volume.

High performance: The vendor claims that ZEDI is optimized for high performance, allowing fast and efficient processing of transactions. It can handle large volumes of data and transactions without compromising speed or reliability, ensuring smooth business operations.

Complete visibility & control: ZEDI provides users with complete visibility and control over their EDI processes, allowing them to monitor the real-time status of their transactions. According to the vendor, the software also offers comprehensive reporting and analytics capabilities for tracking and analyzing EDI activities.

Action-based approach for maximum flexibility and control: According to the vendor, ZEDI follows an action-based approach, enabling users to define and execute specific actions on their transactions. Users can configure actions such as conversion, extraction, and validation to meet their unique business requirements, providing flexibility and control over the EDI processes.

Full archiving with flexible search functions: ZEDI offers full archiving capabilities, allowing users to store and retrieve their EDI transactions. The vendor states that users can search and retrieve archived transactions based on various criteria such as date, partner, and transaction type, providing quick access to specific transactions.

User-defined tables that can be maintained in three ways: According to the vendor, ZEDI allows users to define and maintain their own reference data tables. Users can create and manage tables through manual entry, import from external sources, or integration with existing systems, enabling customization and adaptation of reference data tables to specific business needs.

On-line transaction processing options for your trading partners: ZEDI provides online transaction processing options for trading partners, allowing them to securely access and process their transactions directly within the software. According to the vendor, this feature streamlines the transaction processing workflow and enhances collaboration with trading partners.

Extensive communications options: ZEDI offers an extensive range of communications options for exchanging transactions. According to the vendor, users can communicate with trading partners using various protocols such as FTP, AS2, OFTP2, and eAdapter, ensuring seamless and secure communication regardless of their preferred method.

Management of user profiles and security certificates: ZEDI allows users to manage user profiles and security certificates. Administrators can create and manage user profiles, assigning specific roles and permissions to each user. The vendor states that the software also supports the management of security certificates, ensuring secure and authenticated data exchange.

Support for multiple EDI standards: According to the vendor, ZEDI supports multiple EDI standards, including EDIFACT, ANSI, and TRADACOMS. Users can work with different EDI standards and versions within the same software, simplifying integration and communication with trading partners.