Using EDI to Connect with Opportunities

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Integrated EDI Enables New Revenue and Growth Opportunities

Are you considering EDI but not sure how it will benefit your company? Or has a key customer recently asked you to implement EDI? Being EDI-compliant can be far more than a cost of doing business. It gives you a strategic advantage with trading partners, helps drive down operating costs and enables you to perform time-sensitive tasks—like fulfilling orders—faster, more efficiently and more accurately.

Here are some of the ways that integrating EDI with your accounting or ERP software can position your company to do business in every direction.

Eliminate Manual Effort and Errors

Integrating EDI with your ERP means you don’t have to rekey orders, invoices or other business documents.

  • Eliminates the potential for error
  • Automates key processes
  • Reduces labor costs
Case Studies

MedTest

Objective Comply with the EDI requirements of major distributors while increasing automation and efficiency Solution Leverage TrueCommerce trading partner connectivity…
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Reduce lead times

EDI is much faster than processing paper-based documents.

  • Shortens order to delivery turnaround
  • Quicker payments
  • Accelerates your order-to-cash cycle

Cuts Paper Processing Costs

With EDI you’ll use less:

  • Physical document storage
  • Printers and ink
  • Postage
  • Paper, forms, stationery, etc.
Case Studies

QC Manufacturing

Objective Eliminate order processing bottlenecks and meet major home improvement retailers and wholesalers supply chain requirements through end-to-end order processing…
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Improve Customer Experiences

Automating document processing with EDI makes you easier to do business with. You can act faster, make fewer errors—which means fewer chargebacks from customers and a stronger vendor scorecard.

Position Your Company for Success

Integrated EDI makes you more efficient, which also makes you:

  • More attractive to potential customers
  • Able to offer products and services at lower cost
  • More profitable
  • More responsive to opportunities and changes