EDI 103 Manufacturing

Download our guide to learn how EDI can improve efficiency, reduce costs, and strengthen your trading partner relationships.

This guide, created by our experts, aims to familiarize you with the key features and advantages of using EDI within the manufacturing industry. We'll explore the fundamentals of EDI, covering essential standards and transaction sets. By the end, you'll be well-equipped to embark on your EDI journey and unlock its full potential.

What to expect in our EDI software guide

EDI essentials for manufacturers

→ What is EDI, and how does it work?

→ Importance of EDI in today's manufacturing environment

→ Key benefits of deploying EDI in manufacturing

6 steps to implementing EDI

→ Our 6-step process to implement EDI

→ Choosing the right EDI solution; web-based, managed, or on-premises

→ Tips for successful migration from paper-based to digital transactions

Mastering EDI standards and transactions

→ Overview of ANSI X12 and EDIFACT standards

→ Understanding common transaction sets in manufacturing

→ Typical EDI process flows for purchase order and invoice cycles

Driving manufacturing performance with EDI

→ How EDI supports just-in-time (JIT) manufacturing

→ Automating manual processes and integrating EDI with core business systems

→ Gaining real-time visibility and control over EDI transactions

Scaling your EDI capabilities

→ Leveraging EDI to exchange a high volume of documents efficiently

→ Using EDI to expand into new markets and industries

→ Partnering with an experienced EDI provider to support your long-term needs

Download the EDI 103 Guide