Implementing an EDI system is a process that most organizations dread. If you do EDI on your own, it can be very expensive, it takes a great deal of time and it can be very hard to maintain.
B2BGateway is a cost effective solution that will have you sending and receiving documents in a couple of weeks or a couple of days depending on your schedule. B2BGateway will maintain your EDI processes, making it totally hassle free.
B2BGateway offers a powerful yet streamlined solution that enables you to seamlessly share all of your data across various platforms:
Become an eligible vendor for major retailers. We handle the setup and maintenance.
Avoid chargebacks and penalty fees due to EDI non-compliance and costly errors.
APIs offer additional flexibility over standard EDI connections enabling them to fit any business.
An integration set up with an API can generally out-perform EDI connections serving the same function.
Make your business more efficient by preventing data entry mistakes caused by human error.
Automate your data entry & management for a fraction of the time and cost.
We actively monitor your EDI relationships to ensure smooth operation.
Improve your ROI and expedite your shipping & billing processes with automated invoicing.
EDI can be complicated without experts to set up and maintain your integrations. B2BGateway makes it quick, easy, and painless to streamline your EDI setup and become compliant fast.
APIs enables business systems to connect to each other in real-time.
APIs and EDI can both be used to achieve the same goal of integrating vendors to the retailers, ERPs, 3PLs, and any other system.
An API is a communication method that facilitates an EDI connection; however, APIs are capable of more than that.
An EDI integration built with an API is flexible and offers companies greater speed and more customization options that goes beyond the scope of standard EDI.
The Trading Partners listed represent only a fraction of the integrations available; we can help clients get setup with any Trading Partners.
B2BGateway is partnered with many top US and international 3PLs, including Kuehne & Nagel, Expeditors, LeSaint, Motivational Fulfillment, Tigers Global Logistics, Amazon 3PL, Logistic Edge and many more.
The 3PLs listed represent only a fraction of the integrations available; we can help clients get setup with any 3PL.
When we returned to B2BGateway after leaving once before, the experience was totally different. Our project manager, Greg Wolf, understood our business elements as well as the inflexibility of our trading partners. Automation I never imagined was possible with our NetSuite integration, Greg and B2BGateway initiated the ideas and then got them to work. We have unique customers with some unique requirements and nothing ‘out of the box’ fits very well. B2BGateway’s customization abilities for our NetSuite integration makes everything fit perfectly.
Sundia Corporation | Anne Thys
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Without the security offered by B2BGateway and the knowledgeable staff that they bring to the table, bringing onboard new customers would have been a constant struggle. By using B2BGateway, from the time we begin business with new customers to live exchanges of data, it takes no time at all.
TRP Company | Stephen Pike
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The electronic transfer of business documents. EDI has evolved to become the transfer of any business to business documents, using various formats and communication methods.
An EDI implementation where the data flows automatically into and out of the back office ERP or accounting system.
A document sent to acknowledge the receipt of another document. B2BGateway handles these documents for you, free of charge.
Translating business documents from your format to theirs (and vise versa), to enable automatic, fully integrated EDI.
EDI saves money by:
Trading partner specifications are simply a defined format that the trading partner uses to receive data. B2BGateway builds maps to translate the data into this format. If the trading partner’s format changes, B2BGateway automatically updates the maps to keep the business processes flowing.
The receiver of an EDI transmission sends back a Functional Acknowledgment (FA). This is similar to an email receipt, as it ensures the document was received.
There are many EDI standards but what do they all mean and where are they used?
