How do I become EDI Compliant?

Becoming EDI compliant can be a bit of a headache, especially if you’re new to the EDI scene.  Large trading partners usually insist that their suppliers are EDI compliant before they will take you on as a supplier.

This used to be a major stumbling block for SME’s breaking into large retail.  Without a major cash injection, it has even spelt the end of a company in some cases.

This is where XEDI has placed itself in the market. Helping suppliers get a foothold into large retailers with a low-cost, fully compliant solution.

Put simply, XEDI does all the heavy lifting, leaving you with a simple web-based interface for your orders and invoices.

Let’s get EDI compliant

Using XEDI makes becoming 100% EDI compliant very simple.  Simply choose the right pricing plan for you, complete the checkout and you’ll be given your own EDI mailbox code.

This can then be passed on to your trading partner and they’ll complete the connection from their end.

The support team at XEDI are always on hand to answer any questions and even help fill out your supplier setup forms.

Benefits to becoming EDI compliant

Compliance with XEDI means a company can send and receive electronic documents between your business and another. EDI compliance is such a benefit for small business; it removes the need to deal with sending physical business data.

A company that is EDI Compliant and using an EDI software means there is less chance for human errors, Overall improving workflow and efficiency which is what every business wants.

While we’re on the topic of human error, EDI will translate jargon by outputting the data in an understandable way.

Another benefit to an EDI service is ASN (Advanced Shipping notice) this system will send invoice requests to companies that are running out of a certain item. This is a benefit because it makes a task like re-ordering products stress-less and more efficient.

Why choose XEDI to become compliant?

When compliant with XEDI, businesses no longer have to worry about the sending and receiving of EDI documents.

Our Document Message Tracker flags issues before they become a problem. Then our proactive technical support team will correct the issue.

Finally giving you peace of mind that your orders and invoices are constantly flowing through the system.

EDI system for small businesses

Switching to an EDI system will save money and improve business efficiency. The reason EDI is good for small businesses is because EDI removes the physical element of business documents.

This means sending invoices and receiving orders are a few mouse clicks away at any time. EDI systems also decrease human errors which improve business efficiency.

Taking these factors into consideration makes EDI systems for a small business a great alternative to traditional methods.