An EDI Solution to Connect With Any Global Partner

A centralized strategy is based on the design of a global EDI solution capable of adapting to the specifics of each country where your company carries out B2B and B2G EDI communications.

1. It implements an integration process with one or several ERPs.
2. It adapts data structures from your information system to any EDI standard.
3. It implements various connectivity solutions to guarantee communication with any partner.
4. It works in the cloud, with 24/7 availability.
5. It allows for configuration of different management environments that are adapted to each country where platform users are located.
6. It implements a user support service in several languages and time zones.

The strategy means operating in each location with a local EDI operator that responds to your platform's specifics in each market.

1. It implies developing different projects with different technology partners.
2. It implies the participation of several partners (one for each applied solution).
3. Connectivity with partners depends on each EDI service provider's capabilities.
4. Each solution management environment is different and depends on the criteria used by each service provider. This increases operational and management costs, leaving effective processes behind.

Large international companies need constant, recurrent business follow-up that allows communication between the company and its technology partner to be fluid and direct, without departmental size or location affecting strong EDI project development.

EDICOM therefore offers multinational companies a global management and business advisory service for their EDI platform that adapts to the functional and geographical reality of large business groups. To achieve this, a corporate management program is defined. Main partners are defined according to each function or location, enabling centralized management and an approach to projects that simplifies operational management as much as possible.

1. One single point of contact (SPOC).
2. One technician designated to be responsible for the program.
3. Preferred economic conditions that reward the growth and evolution of the business group's technological platform.
4. Follow-up and information access on a preferential and periodic basis.
5. Standardization of the cost model.
6. Standardization of processes through the design of a playbook.
7. Joint detection of areas for opportunity.