EDI Solutions Built for Modern Businesses
Fast, Flexible EDI Without the EDI Platform
Handle All of Your EDI Documents with Eradani Connect’s New EDI Module
Eliminate Delays with DIY EDI
Use Eradani Connect to set up new EDI partners and build custom mappings without waiting for your vendor. Take complete control over your EDI destiny.
Unlimited Transactions for One Price
We Don’t Force You to the Cloud
Fast, Flexible EDI Without the EDI Platform
Handle All of Your EDI Documents with Eradani Connect’s New EDI Module
Eradani Connect EDI lets you do everything you need with EDI documents from your IBM i. Send, receive, parse, and transform EDI data right from Eradani Connect.
Eliminate Delays with DIY EDI
Coming Soon – Use Eradani Connect to set up new EDI partners and build custom mappings without waiting for your vendor. Take complete control over your EDI destiny.
Unlimited Transactions for One Price
It’s common for EDI vendors to meter all transactions and charge you for them—even on top of their platform fees. Eradani does not charge by transaction, regardless of your volume.
We Don’t Force You to the Cloud
It’s your data, so you should choose where you want it processed. Eradani Connect EDI can be hosted on-prem or in your private cloud. Eradani does not force you to host in an Eradani cloud.
EDI SUCCESS CASE
A Leading Transportation and Logistics Company Switches to Eradani Connect EDI for Continued On-Premise Control and Predictable Costs
CHALLENGE
A prominent transportation and logistics company had been using an on-premise EDI solution from a vendor that unexpectedly went out of business. This left the company in a difficult position, as they were no longer under maintenance support and relied heavily on EDI for their daily operations. While many competitors offered cloud-based EDI solutions, the company’s leadership, particularly the Director of the Board, strongly preferred to keep their EDI processes on-premise to maintain full control.
SOLUTION
They chose Eradani Connect EDI. As an existing IBM i shop, they wanted a proven on-premise solution that would integrate seamlessly with their IBM i systems and wouldn’t require dependence on external cloud vendors. With Eradani Connect EDI, they could bring their mission-critical EDI processing in-house on their IBM i platform, with which their internal team was already intimately familiar.
Take Control of Partner Onboarding
Adding a trading partner can become a long project when every mapping change has to pass through an outside EDI provider.
The work itself is familiar to EDI teams. A partner sends an implementation guide. Your team reviews the requirements, maps the documents, exchanges test files, and fixes issues before production. The trouble starts when simple changes sit in someone else’s queue.
Eradani Connect puts that work closer to the people who understand your systems.
Put Your EDI Team in the Driver’s Seat
Your team can create and modify partner connections without waiting for a vendor to make routine changes. That becomes especially useful when a partner changes a field, adds a document, sends a new version of its specification, or changes a business rule. AI-assisted mapping tools can reduce the time spent turning partner requirements into working integrations. Your developers still decide what belongs in production, while the software takes on more of the repetitive mapping work.
That approach also helps preserve knowledge inside your organization. New partner connections follow processes your team can see and improve instead of becoming another dependency on an outside queue. For companies managing a growing network of customers and logistics partners, that difference adds up.
Talk with Eradani Connect about a faster, more hands-on EDI solutions approach to partner onboarding.
Trucking Companies: Take Back Control of Your EDI
Rising transaction fees? Slow vendor response times? Retiring EDI experts?
Trucking companies face unique EDI challenges that directly impact your bottom line. While your IBM i systems reliably power your operations, outdated EDI solutions are creating bottlenecks that hurt your competitiveness. See how trucking companies are revolutionizing their EDI with Eradani.
How Our Customer Benefits From Eradani Connect EDI
One flat annual fee eliminates surprises and makes EDI costs predictable.
High-performance transaction processing reduces required IBM i resources and increases the speed at which data moves through your business processes.
EDI Revolution: Overcoming Hidden Costs and Challenges
Keep outdated EDI solutions from holding your company back. Learn how to turn your EDI into a powerful asset that streamlines operations, boosts competitiveness, and drives growth in this webinar replay.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens when a trading partner changes its EDI requirements?
A change may require a mapping update or another round of testing. The impact depends on the document and the partner’s requirements. Teams should review the change before modifying a production integration.
How can an EDI team reduce onboarding rework?
Start with a clear copy of the partner’s implementation guide and sample transactions. Establish the expected business rules before mapping begins.
Does EDI onboarding end after certification?
No. Partner relationships continue to change after certification. New document versions, revised requirements, business-process changes, and trading partner changes can require updates and testing. An onboarding process should therefore include ongoing maintenance, not only the initial connection.
What should an EDI provider make visible to IT?
IT should be able to understand how a partner connection works and what happens when a transaction fails.
What is the difference between EDI and API integration?
EDI is commonly used for structured business transactions between trading partners, while APIs allow applications and services to exchange data programmatically in real time or near real time. Many enterprises use both, with EDI handling partner transactions and APIs connecting internal or external applications. A modern integration strategy can use both approaches, connecting EDI transactions with APIs to link trading partners and cloud services.
What should companies consider when replacing an existing EDI system?
Look beyond transaction processing. Evaluate migration effort, existing partner connections, mapping reuse, deployment requirements, integration with business applications, pricing, support, and the ability to manage future changes.