Posted by: Robin Saacks
EDI, General
Many companies now require EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) as the method of communication with their distributors. It is not only the way of the future, but has become an integral part of B2B.
EDI will cut into potential errors arising from manual data entry as follows:
All of the above is a sure way to damage a company’s reputation as well as their existing client relations.
Besides eliminating data entry errors and trading partner charge backs, there are other benefits to be gained from using EDI:
Every time I have set up EDI for a client, it has always been a huge positive for the business – no more high charge backs or lost clients due to non-compliance. Many trading partners also require EDI as a requirement of doing business. Bottom line, EDI is definitely worth the investment.