EDI

On October 21st, 2025 at #MySummitNA, we gathered around our Booth 601 for what turned out to be one of the most candid and eye-opening sessions of the week — our EDI Pain Points Meetup.  Every participant came from the manufacturing and distribution space, each with different levels of experience, but one thing united them: […]

If you’re a Microsoft Dynamics 365 user, you already know the frustrations that come with managing EDI:  Chargebacks and penalties from preventable errors  Manual data entry into portals, emails, and spreadsheets  Mismatched item references causing documents to fail  Complex partner requirements that eat up IT resources  These challenges don’t just waste time—they cost real money

Every Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central customer knows the ERP is designed to unify finance, operations, and supply chain processes. But for companies trading with large retailers, manufacturers, or logistics providers, the ERP alone doesn’t solve one of the most painful and persistent challenges: Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). The Hidden Costs of Manual EDI Workarounds 

Retailer chargebacks can quietly erode your profits and damage supplier-retailer relationships if left unchecked. Whether you’re fulfilling orders for Amazon, Walmart, Costco, or independent retailers, chargeback fees are one of the most common—and costly—consequences of non-compliance in the retail supply chain. Fortunately, EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is a powerful tool to help you stay compliant,

Sustainability is a top priority for modern businesses aiming to reduce their environmental impact while improving operational efficiency. Leveraging ERP software and EDI automation has become essential for companies looking to implement effective sustainable supply chain management and meet evolving environmental compliance requirements.  Here’s how Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

  In today’s hyper-connected supply chains, manual data entry errors and slow communication aren’t just inconvenient — they cost businesses big time. Studies show that manual order processing errors cause up to 30% of shipment delays, and invoice discrepancies lead to payment cycle delays of 15 to 30 days on average. These inefficiencies can frustrate

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) automation is a game changer for businesses that want to streamline operations, improve data accuracy, and enhance collaboration with trading partners. But knowing where to start can be overwhelming. Every company has different needs depending on its industry, size, and existing technology stack.  In this blog, we’ll explore what to automate

If you’re using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (BC) but still find yourself drowning in manual data entry errors, chasing down missing invoices, or scrambling to keep inventory levels balanced — you’re far from alone. These everyday supply chain headaches slow your team down, increase costs, and frustrate your customers.  The good news? There’s a

Navigating Today’s Complex Supply Chain Landscape Today’s global marketplace is characterized by rapid changes, heightened customer expectations, and unpredictable disruptions. Businesses across industries face mounting pressures from shifting regulatory environments, cybersecurity threats, logistical complexities, and escalating demands for real-time responsiveness. Traditional supply chain management strategies—often manual and fragmented—no longer suffice, leaving organizations vulnerable and inefficient.