B2B Data Integration and Transformation Blog

EDI/B2B Support for Successful ERP Migrations and Upgrades: Best Practices

Posted by Dave Reyburn on Jul 15, 2026 12:56 PM

Every ERP migration or upgrade has one overriding Holy Grail goal, one stamped on the brains of ERP project leads everywhere. Hit the promised go-live date. Missing it can cause the C-suite to view the project’s execution as flawed at best and failed at worst.

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EDI Mapping Best Practices: What Gets Missed and Why It Matters

Posted by Brooke Lester on Jul 8, 2026 3:36 PM

EDI Mapping Best Practices Defined

EDI mapping best practices are the standards and processes that define how your system translates data between your internal formats and your trading partners' requirements. When mapping is done well, transactions flow cleanly. When it's not, errors accumulate quietly until something breaks.

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How to Troubleshoot Failed EDI Transactions

Posted by Brooke Lester on Jul 1, 2026 1:35 PM

Has this happened to you? You open your queue on a Monday morning and find a batch of 850 purchase orders sitting in a failed state. No 997 functional acknowledgment came back from your retail partner overnight. Your fulfillment team is already asking questions.

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Another Path to the Cloud: Migrating Your Existing EDI-B2B Platform

Posted by Dave Reyburn on Jun 24, 2026 1:38 PM

Some organizations with on-premises EDI/B2B integration believe that cloud modernization means switching to an iPaaS platform. But what if you're satisfied with your current platform? This article explores another path for moving your B2B integration infrastructure to the cloud.

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Why Trading Partner Onboarding Fails and How to Fix It

Posted by Brooke Lester on Jun 10, 2026 12:11 PM

Trading partner onboarding is the process of establishing reliable, secure connections for exchanging documents with customers, suppliers, and distributors. This involves configuring EDI partner setup, aligning document standards, and ensuring data can flow smoothly between systems. Despite its straightforward appearance, this process has a high rate of failure.

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