B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

With supply chains still not flowing with the efficiency and visibility today’s globally connected economy demands, our clients are telling us they need EDI consultants at all levels who can jump in with minimal supervision.

During the pandemic, EDI professionals and the technology they support kept the wheels on the economy and supply chains moving—and still do. In fact, even in the face of newer technologies such as APIs, 78% of all electronic B2B sales are done via EDI. This equates to more than $7 trillion in annual sales.

When it comes to electronic payments, there is a virtual alphabet soup: EDI, EFT, FEDI, and ACH. What do they stand for? Are they interchangeable?

EDI, FEDI, EFT, and ACH are not the same. This post clarifies the similarities and differences between them. Here are the details.

In today’s highly globalized world, businesses and even governments need a fast and simple way to transmit payments to one another. What is the solution? The answer is financial EDI.

Fast, accurate data transmission is crucial to business operations in the trucking industry. With millions of transactions between shippers, brokers, and carriers at any given time, keeping on top of the correct information is paramount to a trucking business' success. Thus, Electronic Data Interchange, a digital 'language' used to exchange documentation between at least two computer systems, is an essential tool for trucking companies. EDI allows players in the trucking space the ability to transfer shipping manifests, status updates, invoices, remittances, and more -- no matter where in the world they or the receiving party may be located.