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Imagine running a restaurant where every dish must be cooked in a separate kitchen – one for pasta, one for soup, and one for dessert. You’d waste hours moving ingredients around, training separate chefs, and trying to keep every kitchen consistent. That’s exactly what happens when organizations manage multiple, isolated EDI data transformations for each partner or system. What looks like operational friction on …
You might ask: “Why should I integrate my EDI with Dynamics GP? Our current process works fine.” It’s a fair question. Your current process, EDI and Dynamics GP running side by side (but not integrated), is your backbone, a workhorse which has run efficiently for years supporting your business. It’s strong and gets the job …
Driving Business Growth: How EDI Integration Transforms Microsoft Dynamics GP Read More »
EDI is like the postal service—standardized, reliable, and built for bulk. APIs are like instant messaging—flexible, immediate, and made for real-time interaction. Enterprises still need the ‘postal service’ to move large, critical volumes across global networks where consistency is non-negotiable. But they also need the ‘instant messages’ to enable real-time visibility and agility in fast-changing …
API vs EDI: Can They Coexist in a Digital Supply Chain? Read More »
What is EDI Mapping? EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) mapping is the process of translating data between different file formats to facilitate seamless communication between businesses. It ensures that data exchanged between systems (such as ERP, CRM, WMS) can be accurately interpreted, regardless of the original file format (e.g., CSV, XML, JSON) or the EDI standard …
