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5 Common EDI Errors That Lead to Chargebacks

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EDI compliance issues can affect the entire supply chain, from order processing and fulfilment to trading partner performance. A formatting error, missing data field, delayed transaction, or failed ASN can quickly lead to chargebacks, shipment delays, partner frustration, lost revenue, and added manual work. As retailer and trading partner requirements become increasingly strict, organisations cannot […]

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Why Standard EDI Setups Struggle in Dynamics 365 FSCM for Manufactures

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By Justin Woodburn, Director, Sales Engineering Manufacturers using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management (FSCM) already operate in complex environments, with multiple entities, locations, and processes that need to work together. This is often where EDI starts to struggle. Not in obvious ways, but through small inconsistencies that build over time. What begins […]

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FSMA 204 KDEs & CTEs Explained: A Practical Map for ERP, WMS, and 3PL Data

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FSMA 204 requires covered entities handling foods on the Food Traceability List to maintain records for specific Critical Tracking Events (CTEs) and associated Key Data Elements (KDEs). The FDA also requires firms to provide requested records in an electronic sortable spreadsheet within the required timeframe, although firms are not required to use the FDA’s sample […]

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E-Invoicing in Denmark: Current Requirements and Future Changes

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Katy Hurley

Denmark has long been considered one of Europe’s early pioneers in electronic invoicing and digital business processes. The country played a key role in the development of electronic trade standards and was among the countries involved in the early development of the Peppol network in 2008. While Denmark has historically been ahead in public-sector e-invoicing, […]

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Peppol E-Invoicing in the UK: Preparing for the 2029 Mandate

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The UK government is moving toward mandatory electronic invoicing as part of its wider effort to modernise the tax system and reduce the tax gap. On 23 June 2026, the government confirmed that Peppol will serve as the central infrastructure for the mandate, meaning UK businesses will need to connect to the Peppol network through […]

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How Food and Beverage Companies Can Scale for Summer Demand

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Last updated: 3 August 2026 For food and beverage companies, summer is both the most profitable season and the most operationally demanding. As cold drinks and seasonal foods surge in demand, order volumes, shipment frequency, and delivery expectations can double or triple in a matter of weeks. As cold beverages and seasonal foods fly off […]

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E-Invoicing in Poland: Your Guide to the KSeF Mandate

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Last updated: 3 August 2026 Poland has introduced mandatory electronic invoicing under a Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) model. From 2026, VAT-registered businesses must issue invoices through the national platform, KSeF (Krajowy System e-Faktur). The mandate will apply to domestic B2B transactions and will gradually replace existing processes, including parts of the public-sector invoicing framework. This […]

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EDI Made Simple: Connections, Formats, Standards, and Networks

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Understanding the Components of EDI Electronic Data Interchange enables companies to exchange structured business documents directly between systems. While the concept of EDI is widely known, the technical components behind it are often unclear. We’re here to sort that for you. EDI is composed of several interconnected elements that work together to exchange data between […]

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E-Invoicing in Belgium: Your Guide to the 2026 Mandate

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Last updated: 3 August 2026 E-invoicing in Belgium is now a legal requirement for all domestic B2B transactions. Here is everything businesses need to know to stay compliant. As of 1 January 2026, structured electronic invoicing is mandatory for all domestic B2B transactions between Belgian VAT-registered businesses. PDF invoices are no longer permitted for in-scope […]

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E-Invoicing in France: A Guide to the 2026–2027 French Mandate

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Last updated: 3 August 2026 France is moving towards mandatory electronic invoicing for domestic B2B transactions. The reform represents a major shift in how VAT reporting is handled, moving from a post-audit system to a Continuous Transaction Controls (CTC) model. For businesses operating in France, this means new technical requirements, new reporting flows, and strict […]

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