Customers in a range of industries trust Remedi EDI consultants to manage their EDI systems. Our model lets you maintain control of your environment with the advantages of nimble staffing.
Under our model, your business owns or rents your B2B integration solution, and we operate it for you via managed EDI services. Our model lets you maintain in-house control of your strategic EDI infrastructure while keeping your staff nimble, flexible, and able to focus on other priorities.
Qualified Remedi consultants with experience in your industry and expertise in your EDI solution maintain the EDI integrations and provide all trading partner support including onboarding, map updates, and all related coordination and communication.
Think of it as co-sourcing, not outsourcing.
We also provide MFT, EAI, and API consultants and solutions to support the B2B integration needs of hundreds of businesses of all sizes.
Read these real world use cases to see how EDI consulting solutions from Remedi can help your team be more efficient and your organization be more competitive in today’s integrated digital economy.
Founded in 1994, Remedi provides critical EDI services to customers in a variety of industries. While every situation is different, companies turn to Remedi for managed EDI services in the following scenarios.
These customers typically face issues such as:
Trading partner backlogs, increased costs and fines, customer complaints
Diluted focus of core team
Difficulty hiring and managing qualified EDI specialists
Inability to scale
Frustrations for these customers include:
Companies in this category:
Situation: A fiercely competitive industry and an increasingly digital economy make it essential that this Fortune 500 company be agile enough to cost effectively support the requirements of a complex and growing network of trading partners in 33 countries.
Solution: Since 1996, Remedi EDI consultants have managed and monitored their EDI and non-EDI communications and business processes. The relationship includes daily management and strategic consulting. Most recently, the customer followed Remedi’s recommendation to migrate from Sterling Gentran to Sterling B2B Integrator and implement the Remedi Framework solution.
Impact on Business: Implementing Framework allowed the Remedi team embedded with the customer to bring Sterling Integrator online 4x times faster than a typical B2B Integrator install while speeding onboarding and increasing visibility and simplicity for users.
Cleo Clarify Mapping and Ongoing Management
Situation: This East Coast-based turnkey logistics provider was facing the imminent retirement of their in house EDI manager, an increasingly common scenario for companies who rely on internal EDI resources. Compounding their challenge, the departure coincided with new mapping requirements from two customers who were critical to the firm’s revenue and reputation.
Solution: After a brief discovery period, the customer signed a managed EDI services contract with Remedi. The relationship called for a three-quarter time resource to create new maps in compliance with the new requirements as well as manage and monitor the company’s integration ecosystem, built around the Cleo Clarify and Harmony integration solutions.
Impact on Business: With Remedi managing their Cleo integration environment, the company no longer worries about their ability to comply with new requirements from existing customers. Confidence in their ability to meet customer needs swiftly and seamlessly has translated into fewer issues with existing trading partners as well as a more motivated sales team and a higher percentage of closed deals.
Integration applications maintained on your company's servers.
Integration applications kept on servers located in data centers(s).
EDI/EAI/ERP applications maintained and updated in the cloud.
Applications for EDI/EAI/ERP systems maintained in two or more places.
"I know we can be very demanding of our partners, but when we get a good one, we stick with them. Remedi is a great partner." --- Nigel C., Owens Corning
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