QuickBooks and EDI: A Guide for Practitioners NetSuite, Epicor, and SAP all have something in common that QuickBooks doesn’t: some form of native or purpose-built EDI connectivity built into their architecture. QuickBooks is a different animal entirely, and understanding that difference is the single most important thing to know before mapping any transaction into or … Read More →
September EDI Webinars: Build Practical Skills and Advance Your EDI Career Join EDI Academy’s September online webinars to build practical EDI skills, work through real-life mapping scenarios, and learn from experienced instructors in a vendor-neutral, software-agnostic environment. EDI is part of everyday operations across healthcare, retail, supply chain, logistics, finance, banking, and insurance. Yet many … Read More →
How Poor Exception Management Slows Down Operations Every operational team has an exception queue somewhere: rejected transactions, unmatched invoices, denied claims, unresolved customer tickets. Individually, each item looks small: one rejected 856, one unbalanced remittance, one delayed shipment. Collectively, an unmanaged exception queue is one of the most reliable ways an organization quietly loses speed, … Read More →
What Is SAP? A Look at the ERP Behind So Many EDI Integrations, and How the Two Connect If NetSuite and Epicor show up constantly in mid-market EDI work, SAP is the name that dominates the enterprise end of the spectrum. It’s one of the most widely deployed ERP platforms in the world, and understanding … Read More →