Data exchange
Electronic data interchange (EDI)
We automate your entire purchasing and handling process via electronic data interchange (EDI) for fast and error-free processing. The standardised interface enables the secure and direct exchange of business documents between your and our ERP system.
This process optimisation is particularly worthwhile for customers who regularly order from us and wish to further expand their business relationship with us. Experience shows that customers enjoy an up to 41 percent time saving with EDI. Our EDI benefit calculator shows you how much you could save.
Cost savings
Expertise
Flexibility
You can exchange the following business documents with us via EDI:
- Orders (ORDERS)
- Call orders (DELFOR)
- Changes to orders (ORDCHG)
- Order confirmations (ORDRSP)
- Delivery notes (DESADV)
- Invoices (INVOIC)
EDI implementation: no disruption to your processes
You&apo;ll place your orders with us as before while EDI is being implemented. We don’t switch to EDI until everything is running smoothly in the test environment and all parties have confirmed this. We will ask you which documents you would like to exchange with us using this interface at the start of the project. So, before we start the implementation, you need to define your requirements. Based on these requirements, we’ll set up an implementation schedule. This includes, but is not limited to:, agreeing on how the individual length division can be implemented for cables. Once this work is done, the test phase begins. This means that you’ll trigger an initial order in a test environment and submit the requisite business documents. We process these from our side and send you back any requested response documents, such as an order confirmation, via the same channel. If everything runs smoothly, a go-live date is agreed. If transmission disruptions occur, our employees will intervene in the order entry process. So you’ll definitely receive what you order from us.
A summary of solution options from special order scenarios can be found here: Schedule for cable orders.