Evolutionary EDI-Mapping

Communication between companies always takes place electronically – especially business processes.

EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is the exchange of structured business information
between business partners using an internationally recognized and standardized form with modern communications methods.


The main advantage is that data can be sent from one computer to another quickly, effectively, internationally. Control of business processes is made much easier, because EDI information - business data - is exchanged automatically between applications (e.g. ERP-Systems) without manual intervention from employees.

This saves time in data preparation and entry, as well as inspection of data and storage media conversion. Direct transmission from one application to another secures integration of the data as well as automatic processing of the information.

An EDI system secures a quick ROI, increases productivity noticeably, saves resources by saving on paper, postage, and fax costs, as well as it takes away the need for manual processing. Another effect is the unrestricted opening of new markets due to an internationally accepted standard and easy connectivity to new customers and trading partners.