B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

Electronic Data Interchange is the secure, real-time exchange of documentation between trading partners. Using EDI for invoicing makes business sense: The highly secure, automated billing method saves time, increases accuracy and gets you paid sooner – with less effort from all involved parties.

Executive Summary:

B2B data integration is the automation of transactions between two or more computer systems. It allows for the standardized formatting of data among trading partners, suppliers and customers so that business processes can flow smoothly and accurately.

Often the best way to learn about what’s happening in your industry is going to a sector-specific conference. Luckily, most in-person gatherings are now back in full force following the global pandemic. What’s happening in EDI that affects your field and business, and what’s coming down the pike? Read our roundup of 2023 EDI conferences to find out. (And if you’re looking for integration guidance, worry not, because Remedi experts will be attending some of these events and will be on-hand to help.)

EDI is a necessity in today’s marketplace, but managing it yourself can be difficult, time-consuming and costly – which is where managed EDI services come in. In this blog post, we detail why outsourcing EDI is often a business’ best course of action.

Projects involving B2B integration and EDI-architecture updates do best when the organization undertaking them does network documentation first.