B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

EDI remains a cornerstone of today’s digital supply chains,  but managing it yourself is increasingly difficult, time-consuming, and costly. That’s where managed EDI services come in. In this blog, we’ll explore why outsourcing EDI continues to be one of the smartest moves businesses can make to strengthen efficiency, security, and scalability.

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is a critical component of modern B2B transactions, enabling seamless data exchange between businesses. For midmarket companies looking to optimize their supply chain and improve efficiency, outsourcing EDI to a reliable service provider can be a game-changer.

According to Bard, Google’s answer to ChatGPT, the phrase “digital transformation” appears more than 2,500 times on the websites of the top 100 EDI providers in North America. It appears 199 times over 20 of our web pages alone.

Since the year began, we’ve seen some customers put EDI system initiatives on hold due to concerns over the direction of the economy. But what seemed prudent in January could be risky now.

In-house or outsource?  It is a question that almost every company has to answer at one time or another regardless of size.  When you look at the options, it can be overwhelming, but what are the true pros and cons of keeping your EDI in-house or outsourcing?