B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

Electronic data interchange, which enables real-time information exchange between trading partners, has become a critical part of modern supply-chain management. Yet not all companies use it. Below, we detail the top three benefits organizations will see when they make EDI part of their businesses: increased cybersecurity protections, improved operational efficiency and an enhanced customer experience.

Outsourced EDI can deliver savings, but there are risks. Topping the list are disappointing support, lack of promised expertise, and onboarding delays.  But you have options, have you considered managed EDI services? Going this route has lots of benefits, and in the below sections we detail the top five you can expect to see. 

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.)

What’s in store for EDI in 2023? Find out in this blog post, where we lay out some of the top predicted EDI trends of the new year, from increased EDI-API integration to EDI for sustainability.

One of the most commonly used electronic data interchange transactions, EDI 210: The Motor Carrier Freight Details and Invoice is a time, money and effort saver for trucking companies everywhere. In the following sections, we detail its main uses and features and dive into the ways it can help your business.